Gestión de apartamentos turísticos en Montreal

Montreal welcomes approximately 11 million tourists per year, generating billions of dollars for the city. Montreal is also the biggest city in the province of Quebec and hosted what was arguably the most successful world’s fair in the 20th century.

Real estate in Montreal is also very lucrative. In fact, you’ll be able to acquire property at a far more reasonable price than the rest of Canada; it is about 2 to 3 times less expensive to buy a home in Montreal than if you were to buy one in Vancouver or Toronto.

The city’s appeal also lies in its economy, which is one of the most successful in all of Canada. In fact, some of the biggest companies in the world have their headquarters there (i.e Air Canada, Cirque du Soleil, Luxury Retreats, and others).

The Plateau Mont-Royal

A borough which can easily be recognized by its colourful houses, coffee shops, book shops, and overall great vibes, is known for a number of local stores and restaurants which are strongly engraved in the borough's roots, such as Schwartz's Deli (famous for its smoked meat), Patati Patata (for its delicious classic poutine), and Eva B. (thrift store).

Old-Montreal

An area that has an architectural style dating back to 1685, gives visitors the chance to see what Montreal was like before and how much the city has grown since then. A stop at the Basilique Notre-Dame is a must for most tourists, who can have the opportunity to admire the building's beautiful stained-glass windows and enjoy a moment of peace within the walls of the church. Tourists can then head over to the historic Place Jacques-Cartier and settle down at one of its terraces, where they can find a number of street artists and portrait painters.

The Mile End

An absolute must-see! Boasting a vibrant art scene and a wide range of fascinating restaurants and bars, it's not surprising that Mile End was named one of the coolest neighbourhoods in the world.

Little Italy

A charming residential neighbourhood where you will always feel welcome. Its old-school cafes, pizzerias, and other places relating to Italian culture are what make Little Italy so great. Within the borough is located the famous Jean-Talon Market, which is filled with people year-round buying and selling flowers, produces, and hot meals.

The Village

The heart of the city's LGBT+ community. This borough is an amazing place to visit, especially during the summer when St. Catherine Street becomes filled with various colours and decorations. The Village also holds a number of parades including Montreal's Pride festival and Montreal's international arts festival.