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Real estate broker in Anjou

At the junction of Highways 25 and 40, Anjou is one of the most residential boroughs in east-end Montreal — and one of the few where many single-family homes can still be found on the island. The planned Blue Line metro extension to Anjou is one of the projects buyers follow closely.

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In Anjou, 1960s bungalows sit next to 1980s two-storey homes and new builds: each era has its own points to know. With a diploma in building inspection technology and as a residential and commercial broker (OACIQ), I know what to look at before the buyer does.

Ernso Cléus, residential and commercial real estate broker — RE/MAX Crystal

A residential borough in the heart of the east end

The bungalow neighbourhoods — the streets built in the 1960s and 1970s, with good-sized lots.

The 1980s and 1990s two-storey homes — the heart of the single-family volume, sought by families.

The newer areas — a quarter of the single-family homes built since 2000. Next to Saint-Léonard, Montréal-Nord and Pointe-aux-Trembles.

Why buyers want Anjou

  • Highways 25 and 40 interchange
  • Planned Blue Line metro extension
  • Galeries d’Anjou and retail hub
  • Business park: a large pool of jobs
  • Single-family homes on the island of Montreal

The Anjou housing stock in numbers

Here is the picture of the the borough’s 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.

Nearly half of Anjou’s single-family homes were built between 1980 and 1999, and just over a quarter are assessed at $600,000 or more. What the metro extension will change to prices cannot be predicted: the right price is read in the recent real sales on your street, not in a project announcement.

Anjou — 2026 assessment roll

  • 6,697 single-family properties
  • Median assessed value: $468,700
  • Assessed at $600,000 and up: 27.5%
  • Median construction year: 1987
  • 45% of the stock built between 1980 and 1999

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

Frequently asked questions — Anjou

To sell or buy a property in Anjou, you can contact Ernso Cléus, residential and commercial real estate broker with RE/MAX Crystal, licensed by the OACIQ. With a diploma in building inspection technology, he prepares every sale by looking at the building first. He serves Anjou as well as Montréal-Nord, Rivière-des-Prairies and Pointe-aux-Trembles. To reach him: (514) 360-8543 or the contact page.

It is a project buyers follow, and it is part of the conversation. What it will change to prices, no one can reliably predict. What can be measured today are the recent real sales in your area: that is what a starting price is based on.

The municipal assessment and online estimators give a reference point, not a price. Your home’s market value in Anjou is read in the recent real sales of your specific area: ask for the list of sales from the last three months, delivered within 24 hours with no obligation — free evaluation.
Ernso Cléus, real estate broker in Anjou — RE/MAX Crystal

Selling in Anjou? Know what homes actually sell for

Ask for the list of real sales from the last three months near you. Compiled by your broker, delivered within 24 hours, no obligation.

Or call / text: (514) 360-8543