Real estate broker in Boisbriand

The Faubourg Boisbriand — the former GM plant site turned mixed-use district: townhouses, condos and shops, one of the North Shore’s best-known redevelopments.

The established neighbourhoods — 1980s and 1990s two-storey homes and bungalows around Chemin de la Grande-Côte and the Grande Allée: the heart of the volume, sought by families for schools and parks, two bridges from Rosemère.

The Grand Coteau — bordering the Domaine Vert park: newer streets with nature at the doorstep.

• Crossroads of Highways 15 and 640
• exo Sainte-Thérèse train station nearby
• Faubourg Boisbriand: shops, cinema, restaurants
• Domaine Vert park and Mille Îles River shores
• Schools and established family neighbourhoods

Here is the picture of the Boisbriand housing stock from the 2026 municipal assessment roll (public MEFQ data) — not the sale price. The municipal assessment is not the market value: that is read in the recent real sales on your street. Why the municipal assessment differs from market value.

The Boisbriand stock is mature — median year 1989, half of it built between 1980 and 1999 — and one single-family home in three is assessed at $600,000 or more. In the area’s upper tiers, sale times stretch out considerably (APCIQ, Q2 2026): the starting price and the preparation of the file make the difference between selling in weeks and sitting on the market for months.

• 7,615 single-family properties
• Median assessed value: $546,200
• Assessed at $600,000 and up: 34.0%
• Median construction year: 1989
• 51% of the stock built between 1980 and 1999

Source: MEFQ 2026 assessment roll (CC-BY). A picture of the stock, not a sale price.