Montreal, Quebec
0 active MLS® listings
Leafy duplexes, lively village streets
Notre-Dame-de-Grâce—NDG to locals—sits on Montreal’s west end like a pocket of calm that still knows how to bustle. Its streets are lined with mature trees, deep front stoops, and a familiar rhythm of duplexes and triplexes, many with exterior staircases and generations of renovations layered into the brickwork. The neighbourhood’s identity is stitched together by everyday main streets—Sherbrooke Street West and Monkland Village—where cafés, dépanneurs, and small services keep the sidewalks busy from morning school runs to late-night takeout.
NDG has long been a landing place: for families drawn by parks and schools, for students and hospital staff linked to nearby institutions, and for newcomers who want a community feel without leaving the city. You’ll hear a mix of languages at the fruit market, see hockey bags and strollers sharing the same curb cut, and find green space woven into the grid—parks like Girouard and the edges of Westmount Park—plus easy access to bigger escapes like Mount Royal. It’s the kind of neighbourhood where errands are a walk, and neighbours recognize each other by dog name.
Real estate here is defined by classic Montreal plex living and a steady resale market: divided co-ownership condos in converted duplexes, income properties that still pencil out for some buyers, and renovated upper/lower units with coveted outdoor space. Demand tends to be resilient thanks to the walkability (Walk Score 94) and straightforward commuting, with the Metro (Vendôme and Villa-Maria nearby) and the MUHC hospital complex keeping the area perennially relevant. Buyers often weigh character versus turnkey finishes, and the best properties—bright top-floor units, well-maintained brick plexes, and quiet tree-lined blocks close to Monkland—rarely linger long.
Active listings in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce are currently asking a median of $675,000, with a median of 27 days on market so far. With limited live market data available, these figures provide a useful snapshot but should be interpreted cautiously; for buyers and investors, the current pricing level and sub‑month listing times suggest steady demand, making it important to compare individual properties closely and watch for new inventory and price adjustments.
AI-written commentary on the active MLS® listing snapshot as of September 11, 2026. Not financial advice.
Walk Score 94 · Transit Score 64 · Bike Score 87
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