Real estate agents on Montreal’s North Shore for over 25 years
Specialists in selling properties in Blainville, Boisbriand, Rosemère, Sainte-Thérèse, and Mirabel
For over 25 years, Pierre F. Legault and Beverly Ann Rowe have been assisting buyers and sellers looking to sell their homes or condos on Montreal’s North Shore, particularly in Blainville, Boisbriand, Rosemère, Sainte-Thérèse, and Mirabel. Their in-depth knowledge of these micro-markets, combined with their expertise in residential real estate, allows them to develop a marketing strategy tailored to your property, your neighborhood, and the profile of the buyers you want to attract—as evidenced by more than 500 completed transactions.
Sell your property on the North Shore with the Pierre & Beverly Team
The North Shore is not a uniform market: a bungalow in the northern part of Blainville, a multi-story home in Fontainebleau, or a townhouse in Rosemère are not subject to the same pricing dynamics, sales timelines, or buyer pool. Choosing a real estate agent who understands these nuances—and knows how to translate them into concrete actions—can make a significant difference in your bottom line when selling. Pierre and Beverly don’t just cover the North Shore in name: they live and work there and have been tracking the evolution of each neighborhood for over two decades.
From the initial appraisal to the closing at the notary’s office, our mission is clear: to secure the best possible price for you, under the best terms and within a timeline that suits your situation. On this website, learn how we appraise your property, how we prepare it for sale, and how each step unfolds all the way through to the closing at the notary’s office.
What sets the Pierre & Beverly Team apart in the North Shore real estate market?
The Pierre & Beverly Team offers a unique approach to real estate, based on active listening, a personalized marketing strategy, and in-depth knowledge of the North Shore. Their support focuses on preparing your property, strategic positioning, and multi-channel marketing to attract the right buyers for your type of property and your neighborhood.
Why not get a free property appraisal on the North Shore?
Yes, we offer a free appraisal to determine your property’s market value and the best marketing strategy for your area. This analysis is conducted on-site by one of our team’s real estate agents, taking into account recent comparable sales and the unique characteristics of your neighborhood. You can request your appraisal online in just a few clicks using the dedicated form.
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Read moreWhich cities are part of Montreal's North Shore?
Montreal's North Shore comprises several cities spread across the Laurentians and Lanaudière regions.
In the Laurentians : Mirabel, Deux-Montagnes, Oka, Saint-Eustache, Pointe-Calumet, Saint-Joseph-du-Lac, Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac, Blainville, Boisbriand, Bois-des-Filion, Lorraine, Rosemère, Sainte-Anne-des-Plaines, and Sainte-Thérèse.
In Lanaudière : Mascouche, Terrebonne, Charlemagne, L’Assomption, Repentigny and Saint-Sulpice.
Each neighborhood has its own character, residential appeal, and range of properties.
Is Montreal's North Shore a good fit for young families?
Absolutely. Cities like Blainville,Boisbriand or Sainte-Thérèse are particularly popular with young families. They offer an excellent quality of life, quiet and safe neighborhoods, numerous parks, schools, sports centers, and a well-developed network of bike paths.
Why buy a property on Montreal’s North Shore?
Buying a home on the North Shore means enjoying the perfect balance between quick access to Montreal and the tranquility of a green living environment. The region appeals for its economic vitality, local amenities, family-friendly neighborhoods, and better value for money in the real estate market compared to the city center.
What types of properties are available on the North Shore?
The North Shore offers a wide range of properties to suit every budget and lifestyle:
- Modern condos and townhouses near the services.
- Single-family and townhouses at prices that are affordable for families.
- Luxury residences in prestigious neighborhoods such as Fontainebleau to Blainville or Rosemère.
Is the North Shore a safe area?
Yes. Cities like Blainville, Rosemère and Lorraine are among the safest in the metropolitan area. The residential neighborhoods are well-planned, traffic is calm, and the crime rate remains very low, making the North Shore a trusted choice for families.
How has the real estate market on the North Shore changed?
Over the years, the North Shore has experienced steady growth, driven by strong residential demand. Areas such as Blainville, Terrebonne, and Sainte-Marthe-sur-le-Lac have seen particularly significant development, leading to an increase in average property values and numerous residential projects. This momentum confirms the region’s enduring appeal.
Will home prices still be affordable in 2026?
In 2026, the North Shore remains more affordable than the Island of Montreal, even though competition is fierce. Well-prepared buyers (those who have pre-qualified, are flexible about location, and are open to making certain compromises) can still take advantage of great buying opportunities, particularly in growing cities.
What does a typical marketing campaign look like with your team?
After the appraisal, our team carefully prepares each listing :
- Property staging (home staging, professional photos).
- Writing an optimized listing description and posting it on major real estate platforms.
- Active follow-up on viewings, offers to purchase, and negotiations to maximize the seller’s net proceeds.
Do you help both sellers and buyers?
Yes. The Pierre & Beverly Team works with both sellers—to maximize the sale price and terms—and buyers—to help them find the home that meets their needs, budget, and lifestyle preferences.
What will be the difference between living on Montreal’s North Shore and South Shore in 2026?
By 2026, both the North Shore and the South Shore will offer quick access to Montreal, but their real estate markets and lifestyles will differ slightly.
The North Shore is characterized by a high concentration of single-family homes, growing family-friendly neighborhoods, and a still attractive price-to-value ratio despite a sharp rise in prices in recent years.
The South Shore, meanwhile, has seen prices rise rapidly and is now among the most expensive suburbs in the metropolitan area, prompting many buyers to turn to the North Shore to find more space and better opportunities for a comparable budget. For families and buyers seeking a quiet, green, and well-connected living environment while remaining strategic about price, Montreal’s North Shore remains an excellent choice.
