Real estate broker · Longueuil

Real Estate Broker in Longueuil

Residential real estate broker in Longueuil: Vieux-Longueuil, Saint-Hubert, Greenfield Park. Buying, selling, plexes and free evaluation. (438) 372-0102.

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Longueuil is the gateway to the South Shore, and one of the few off-island cities where the metro connects directly to downtown Montreal.

Three boroughs, three markets

Vieux-Longueuil holds most of the plex market and the older housing stock. Streets within walking distance of the Longueuil-Université-de-Sherbrooke station give access to the Montreal metro without a car.

Saint-Hubert is the largest of the three boroughs, and first of all a single-family market: 129 of its 216 sales in the third quarter of 2026, according to Centris (the Longueuil real estate market by borough).

Greenfield Park keeps its own identity, inherited from its status as a separate municipality until the mergers, with housing stock from the 1950s through the 1970s. Mature lots and established trees are a real argument for part of the buyer pool. Over four quarters, it is the most affordable of the three, at a median single-family price of $570,062, according to Centris.

The figures behind these three markets are in the Longueuil real estate market by borough in the third quarter of 2026: sales, median prices and days on market for Vieux-Longueuil, Saint-Hubert and Greenfield Park, as published by Centris.

What to check first here

System age, in Vieux-Longueuil and Greenfield Park. A good share of the stock is over fifty years old: roof, electrical service, cast-iron plumbing, French drain. That is not an obstacle, it is an amount to build into the offer.

Existing leases, for any plex. A building with below-market rents cannot be freely corrected: Quebec’s rent-setting regime tightly frames increases, and the real return has to be calculated accordingly.

Aircraft noise in Saint-Hubert, for properties in the approach corridors. It does not prevent a purchase, but it is negotiable.

Selling in Longueuil

Your buyer may come from the island as well as from the South Shore. A buyer leaving Hochelaga compares your property to what they would have gotten by staying on the island: the list price has to hold up against that comparison.

The comparative analysis is prepared at no charge, with recent sales from your specific borough and properties withdrawn without finding a buyer.

Buying in Longueuil

Establish your real range before visiting with the affordability calculator, and plan for closing costs beyond the down payment.

You also benefit from the Intégri-T guarantee, paid by the seller or by the buyer: up to $50,000 against latent defects for three years.

Neighbourhoods

Neighbourhoods I cover in Longueuil

Vieux-LongueuilSaint-HubertGreenfield ParkLe MoyneCollectivité NouvelleMetro sector
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which parts of Longueuil do you cover?
All three boroughs: Vieux-Longueuil, Saint-Hubert and Greenfield Park. They are three very different markets, with distinct housing stock and buyers, and comparables do not cross from one to another.
Is Longueuil more affordable than Montreal?
For most property types, yes, especially in Saint-Hubert. In Vieux-Longueuil, streets near the metro have a shorter commute downtown than several neighbourhoods on the island itself. No public statistic measures the metro’s effect on prices.
Is the plex market worth looking at here?
It is one of the most active plex markets on the South Shore, particularly in Vieux-Longueuil. The entry price stays below Rosemont or Villeray plexes, and the rental pool is supported by the metro and the Université de Sherbrooke Longueuil campus.
Does the REM change anything in Longueuil?
It serves Brossard directly, with no station in Longueuil. No public statistic measures its effect on prices in Saint-Hubert. For the commute, the deciding factor in Longueuil remains the yellow metro line and the Jacques-Cartier bridge.
Do you offer free evaluations in Longueuil?
Yes, free and with no obligation, using real comparables from your borough rather than an automated estimate.
Real estate agent or real estate broker in Longueuil: what is the difference?
In practice, none. In Quebec, the only title recognized by the OACIQ, the body that issues licences, is real estate broker (courtier immobilier). “Real estate agent” is common usage, borrowed from English and from the other provinces, and it refers to the same person. If you are looking for a real estate agent in Longueuil, what matters is that the person holds a valid licence in the OACIQ register: mine is number J7941. The nuances are explained in this article.
How do I choose the best real estate agent in Longueuil?
No broker may present themselves as the best without being able to prove it. Check instead their licence in the OACIQ register, their closed transactions in your area, a written comparative market analysis and the brokerage contract before you sign. The full list is in our guide to choosing a broker in Quebec.

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