Condo Old Montreal

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If the downtown area of Montreal is the centre of everything in the city, Old Montreal is the place where preservation of history reigns supreme. It is the birthplace of the city, and one of the oldest neighborhoods in North America. It is filled with classic architectures, art galleries, restaurants, cafes, and shops. Chinatown also has its long history in this part of Montreal. The Old Port is an integrated part of Old Montreal. It has now transformed into urban recreational area featuring parks and leisure-purposed structures that stretch side by side with St Lawrence River. Various docks in the port launch speedboats, ferries, cruise boats, while visitors and locals are cycling and in-line skating on land. Old Montreal still has cobbled streets, horse-drawn carriage, and many charming French heritage sites. This is still home to French boutique shops and irresistible patisseries too. A food walking tour in Old Montreal will lead you to encounter specialty shops; many of them are now housed in old factories from 19th century. Some of the buildings in Old Montreal are even older than those factories, dating back to 17th century. All those old grand-world architectures are complemented with their more modern counterparts such as the Underground City that connects Old Montreal to Downtown Montreal. Several bus routes, ferries, and bicycle paths also serve Old Montreal well. This neighborhood is known for its old-world appeal, but it is not a limitation for development. Old Montreal is now full of condominium projects and has become one of the best places for property investment in Canada. Many areas in the neighborhood are transforming from modest old-fashioned characteristic into today’s modern style. Condominium projects help to give old structures a new life without ruining its heritage-minded status. In the last 10 years, the number of residents has jumped drastically from 5,000 to 50,000; a staggering 1000 percent in only a decade. Public and private building infrastructures give promising values for property investment and the continuing development in Old Montreal will significantly help with the neighborhood’s profile. Property values are expected to increase even more in the next 10 years. Whether you are investor in property business or finding a perfect dwelling place in Montreal, condominium in Old Montreal is not only ideal but future proof. Anytime you decide to purchase or rent condominium in this area, do not hesitate to call McGill Immobilier, a real-estate developer and agency that specializes in Old port condominium projects.