Montreal question

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  • T-Dawg0

    It really depends on what kind of lifestyle you have and are looking for.

    If you like nightlife / youth / trendiness. I'd look in the mile-end which is still somewhat affordable and close to downtown (north of downtown). Mostly apartments here, lots of young people.

    The plateau is a neighborhood one step closer to downtown but is more expensive. Mostly apartments here, lots of young people.

    If you're looking to rent a house, and want a more quiet neighborhood then you're going to have to go a bit farther away:

    Verdun, St-Henri and Point Saint Charles are quiet neighborhoods undergoing gentrification, close enough to downtown. Rent is affordable, lots of working class people.

    Notre-Dame-de Grace (NDG) is a working class/family area, is medium-affordable but you're more reliant on buses as there are no metro stations.

    Equally, on the north side are Ahuntsic and St-Laurent which are quiet, family & working class areas (a little bit far from downtown, but metro accessible and affordable).

    • I left out the expensive areas close to downtown: Westmount (mostly houses), Outremont (mostly houses), Griffintown (mostly condos)T-Dawg
    • I would add Rosemont/Petite-Patr... to this list and Mile-Ex.zarkonite

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