en-us https://www.intensedebate.com/users/210253 Comments by Deya Bautista http://montrealrealestateblog.com/documents-importants-pour-mettre-en-vente-votre-propriete/#IDComment357755037 if email isn\\\'t working you should try calling instead. A lot of brokers are on the road most times, so email access isn\\\'t always best or the fastest way to contact them Thu, 10 May 2012 10:24:41 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/documents-importants-pour-mettre-en-vente-votre-propriete/#IDComment357755037 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/market-stats-february2012/#IDComment340171733 Hi. Yes I guess you can start your preliminary search at centris.ca or realtor.ca. Or you can also work with a competent broker :) Email me your search criteria and we'll take it from there. Thanks! Mon, 16 Apr 2012 12:22:43 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/market-stats-february2012/#IDComment340171733 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/market-stats-february2012/#IDComment334899164 Price per sq footage in Old mtl is around 350 and Quartier International 400/450. Sud west I will have to check. You can see the price range for each neighbourhood from the Montreal MLS Barometer. I will be posting the latest numbers soon, so stay posted :) Mon, 9 Apr 2012 00:31:45 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/market-stats-february2012/#IDComment334899164 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/vito-rizzutos-house-for-sale/#IDComment332322108 Some has taste. But most have the money. I love this house too. Thu, 5 Apr 2012 14:12:51 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/vito-rizzutos-house-for-sale/#IDComment332322108 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/market-stats-february2012/#IDComment332321642 Connie, there are a lot of new comers in Montreal and they need rentals at first. Not everyone has the money to buy right away. Remember that Montreal is an university "town" -sort of speak. So there will be ALWAYS a need for rentals, for students too. Also, the new generation is buying earlier on because it has become more affordable (rates, lower down-payment etc etc), but then again there are people whose lifestyle don't match to those "lardlords to be" because, as you mentioned, all the responsibilities as a property owner. :) Thu, 5 Apr 2012 14:12:18 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/market-stats-february2012/#IDComment332321642 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/ave32-lachine/#IDComment332318111 Hi Moduclean. It looks like they are going to be on time delivering the 1st phase actually. The construction is going fast. Have you seen the building yet? Thu, 5 Apr 2012 14:07:16 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/ave32-lachine/#IDComment332318111 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/eatery-unique-dinning-at-kazu/#IDComment329270817 I haven't been there yet. Now I am very curious, this is the send time I hear great reviews about Kazu. Sun, 1 Apr 2012 14:31:51 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/eatery-unique-dinning-at-kazu/#IDComment329270817 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/how-will-mortgage-rates-affect-your-chances-of-buying/#IDComment322835361 Hi Connie. This change in rates are only to benefit the buyer's buying capabilities. Dropping rates are attracting those who were not able to buy at higher percentages, such as 6 and 6.5%. All properties, even recreational ones should have a good turn over in this spring. That, assuming the place is price according to the current market Fri, 23 Mar 2012 18:02:23 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/how-will-mortgage-rates-affect-your-chances-of-buying/#IDComment322835361 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/service-stations/#IDComment316994823 Apparently its happening in NDG too according to my sis-in-law. I hear same thing in Cote St Luc from a friend. Don't know how many other areas are having the same thing happening Thu, 15 Mar 2012 20:27:56 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/service-stations/#IDComment316994823 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/verdun-montreals-hidden-gem/#IDComment316994041 I think my "old montreal" will get very jealous if "it" read your suggestion ;) Thu, 15 Mar 2012 20:26:47 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/verdun-montreals-hidden-gem/#IDComment316994041 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/the-main-high-vacancy/#IDComment316993211 I was too. Then I realized the had moved to St Denis near duluth.. Thu, 15 Mar 2012 20:25:29 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/the-main-high-vacancy/#IDComment316993211 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/verdun-montreals-hidden-gem/#IDComment316017596 Hi Sarah. Congratulations! As a mother of a little one, Im also on the lookout for family friendly areas, where you can go for walks with the little ones. Its nice to hear young families find Verdun a place to live! Wed, 14 Mar 2012 14:22:05 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/verdun-montreals-hidden-gem/#IDComment316017596 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/montreal-image-verdun-verdun-verdun-by-denis-carl-robidoux/#IDComment302954156 Now, now Joe. Be nice ;) Mon, 27 Feb 2012 17:00:10 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/montreal-image-verdun-verdun-verdun-by-denis-carl-robidoux/#IDComment302954156 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/closing-costs/#IDComment297663278 Hi Liwei. Wow that's a lot of questions... If there are two offer for the seller, there can be many other offers to submit, but the seller can only ACTIVELY accept ONE. Another offer can be accepted only conditional to the first offer falling through. So if the first one doesn't work, the second one will be activated, sort of speak. The seller isn't obligated to respond, he can decide not to respond and the offer is null and void. If he decides to play and respond, again he can actively accept one only. Time restriction, yes; it depends on what the offers says, if he has to reply within X amount of days/hours, etc, otherwise the offer is null and void. Switching back and forth? not allowed. Now, these are answers from real estate brokerage legal contract and offers. If you are buying privately and using those forms, then I suggest you speak with a notary. Hope this answer helps! Tue, 21 Feb 2012 02:18:07 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/closing-costs/#IDComment297663278 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/bubble-or-no-bubble/#IDComment291504962 Hi Lily. I'm not entirely sure what your comment meant. Care to clarify? Thanks Mon, 13 Feb 2012 17:22:22 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/bubble-or-no-bubble/#IDComment291504962 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/how-many-buying-brokers/#IDComment276427131 Thank you Nelsen. Blogging is a lot of fun. Just takes time to get used to it. And to become consistent. Best of luck. Sat, 28 Jan 2012 01:55:54 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/how-many-buying-brokers/#IDComment276427131 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/pssst-did-you-get-my-flyer/#IDComment270596790 I got some calls the first time I sent them, the second and third batch, not so much. Still, I am sending them and see what happens Sat, 21 Jan 2012 17:03:26 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/pssst-did-you-get-my-flyer/#IDComment270596790 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/should-your-house-be-staged-before-you-sell/#IDComment270595877 I couldn't have said it better. So worth it! Sat, 21 Jan 2012 17:01:56 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/should-your-house-be-staged-before-you-sell/#IDComment270595877 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/bubble-or-no-bubble/#IDComment266794653 I can't agree more about prices being higher than in years before, however, it is a matter of perspective in terms of cost of living in a city such as Montreal. Compared to other cities, Montreal is still a very affordable place to live. People can afford to dress well, eat out, and live IN the city- while living downtown. Which is still very hard to do in cities like Vancouver and Toronto unless you're making mega bucks. Rents and properties prices are way higher than in Montreal. For someone who's making 100k a year and still can't afford a place to buy, then my suggestion is to review how you're spending your money, because if someone who makes 60k can afford a place, so can someone in the 6 figure income. my two cents Tue, 17 Jan 2012 14:40:37 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/bubble-or-no-bubble/#IDComment266794653 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/bank-project-in-old-montreal/#IDComment251078953 Bonjour. Oui, le retour sur investissement est bon. Fri, 30 Dec 2011 23:06:25 +0000 http://montrealrealestateblog.com/bank-project-in-old-montreal/#IDComment251078953