Your Real Estate Brokers in Terrebonne
Terrebonne encompasses several distinct real estate markets. Our job is to understand not only the value of a property but also its competition and its positioning in its specific sector.
What Makes Terrebonne Appealing
Bordered by the Rivière des Mille Îles, Terrebonne has brought together the former municipalities of Terrebonne, Lachenaie and La Plaine since 2001. Vieux-Terrebonne and the Île-des-Moulins historic site reflect the city’s history, while its residential sectors offer a range of living environments. Highways 25 and 640, along with a station on the Mascouche commuter train line, provide easy connections to Laval and Montréal. For buyers, this diversity makes it easier to find an area that suits their lifestyle. For sellers, it means placing their property accurately within its own market.
What Influences a Sale
01. A Market Specific to Each Sector
Vieux-Terrebonne, Lachenaie and La Plaine don’t necessarily attract the same buyers or the same budgets. We place your property within the reality of its own sector rather than lumping it in with the city as a whole.
02. Truly Relevant Comparables
Across a large territory, two similar properties can sell in very different contexts. We select comparable sales carefully, taking into account the sector, the property type and the timing of the transaction.
03. Property Type and Construction Era
A heritage home near Vieux-Terrebonne and a newer build aren’t presented the same way. The building’s age, upkeep and past renovations all affect how your property should be positioned and showcased.
04. Access to Highways and the Train
Being close to Highways 25 and 640 or the Terrebonne train station can be an asset for buyers who work in Laval or Montréal. When that’s the case, we make sure it’s highlighted in your property’s presentation.
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Laurier Paradis
Real Estate Brokers
- Phone
C. 514 945-4597
O. 450 585-9500
- Address
411 Rue Notre-Dame, Local 302
Repentigny, QC J6A 2T2
