Where to live on the South Shore? Brossard, Longueuil, Saint-Lambert, La Prairie, Candiac and Boucherville
Montréal’s South Shore offers a wide range of neighbourhoods just minutes from downtown. Here is how I present the main cities to my clients from my Brossard office.
Brossard: the South Shore hub
Three REM stations, Quartier DIX30, Solar Uniquartier, family neighbourhoods and a fast-growing supply of new condos — ideal for families, downtown professionals and investors.
Longueuil: metro and riverfront
The yellow metro line, charming Old Longueuil, condo towers near the metro and more affordable areas such as Saint-Hubert and Greenfield Park.
Saint-Lambert: village charm
Tree-lined streets, Victoria Avenue and its shops, character homes and direct access to Montréal — a sought-after address for high-end buyers.
La Prairie and Candiac: space and nature
Newer neighbourhoods, larger homes, parks and commuter-train access. Candiac also offers beautiful prestige properties.
Boucherville: riverside quality of life
Old Boucherville, the Boucherville Islands, quiet neighbourhoods and strong demand from families.
How to choose
- Your commute: REM, metro, commuter train or bridges.
- Your budget and property type.
- Schools, services and lifestyle.
- Resale potential.
Planning a move in Montréal or on the South Shore? Write to me or call 514 449-8177 for a personalized, no-obligation analysis.
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