Area guides · South Shore
Our areas, without the brochure.
For each town: what we love, what is less ideal, and what we check before you buy. Written by two brokers who work there, not by a tourism office.
Brossard
The city where you live “in the L” or “in the S”, and downtown is one train away.
Read the guide →Saint-Lambert
A small town at the end of the Victoria Bridge, with its own village and tall trees.
Read the guide →Old Longueuil
Century-old houses, a street full of terraces, and the metro at the end of the road.
Read the guide →Saint-Hubert
Streets of bungalows, big parks, airplanes, and the Canadian Space Agency next door.
Read the guide →Greenfield Park
Longueuil’s small bilingual corner, with streets lined with tall trees.
Read the guide →La Prairie
Canada’s first public railway left from here, in 1836.
Read the guide →Saint-Constant
A railway museum, a commuter train station, and neighbourhoods on the rise.
Read the guide →Candiac
A town born in 1957, designed from day one as a place to live, by the river.
Read the guide →Chambly
A stone fort, a canal, a river.
Read the guide →Carignan
The countryside next to Chambly: big lots, fields and the river.
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