Brossard, Quebec
0 active MLS® listings
South Shore suburb with global flavour
Brossard sits on Montreal’s South Shore like a practical, modern counterpoint to the city’s older inner neighbourhoods—wide boulevards, tidy crescents, and a shopping-and-services spine that keeps daily life convenient. Built largely in the postwar and late-20th-century boom years, it reads as “newer Montreal”: more split-levels and 1990s–2000s single-family homes, more condo clusters near commercial hubs, and an easy rhythm of parks, schools, and errands. With a Walk Score around 76, it’s one of the more pedestrian-friendly suburbs in the region, especially near major retail and transit nodes.
The city’s identity is famously multicultural, with French and English woven into everyday life alongside strong immigrant communities—particularly visible in the food scene, small businesses, and the steady hum of family-focused routines. Neighbourhoods like “S” and “R” sectors lean quiet and residential, while the Dix30 area feels more like a mini-urban district: restaurants, big-box conveniences, and newer mid-rise condos that attract renters, downsizers, and professionals who want amenities close at hand.
Real estate in Brossard tends to trade on three things: space, access, and relative modernity. Buyers often compare it to island pricing and find better value per square foot, though demand stays strong thanks to the Champlain corridor, quick links to Highway 10/30, and the draw of turnkey housing stock. The market mix includes detached homes with larger lots, townhomes, and a growing condo inventory near transit and commercial centres—appealing to everyone from young families to investors seeking reliable suburban rental demand.
Limited live data is available for Brossard right now, but current active listings are advertising asking prices from about $259,000 up to roughly $2,499,000, with homes sitting on the market anywhere from 1 to around 113 days so far. This wide spread points to a city with varied housing options and distinct sub-areas—from more attainable condo and townhouse pockets to higher-priced detached homes—where pricing and time-on-market can differ noticeably by property type and location. For buyers and investors, the mix of very fresh listings alongside ones that have lingered suggests opportunities to move quickly on well-priced homes while using longer-listed properties as leverage for negotiation, keeping in mind that these figures reflect current asks and time listed, not sale outcomes.
AI-written commentary on the active MLS® listing snapshot as of September 11, 2026. Not financial advice.
Walk Score 76 · Bike Score 79
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