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Real estate investing inSaint-Hubert

Plexes, income properties, land or commercial: I help you read the numbers before you buy.

Jasmin MorinReal Estate Broker · RE/MAX du Cartier
5,0 · 33 Google reviews

A broker who knows Saint-Hubert

I lived in Saint-Hubert for 5 years. I know what drives rental and commercial demand in Saint-Hubert.

Residential and commercial

Plexes, multi-unit buildings, land or commercial space: I support investors with every type of property.

A numbers-based analysis

Gross rent multiplier (GRM), price per square foot, comparable sales and the municipal assessment ratio: we look at the numbers before buying.

An entrepreneur's eye

A former entrepreneur trained in finance and marketing at HEC Montréal, I help you assess a building like a business project.

At a glanceSaint-Hubert
Montréalabout 25 to 35 minutes from downtown by car depending on traffic
TransitLongueuil–Saint-Hubert exo station · Autoroute 30 · Routes 112
RCMLongueuil Agglomeration
Local potential

What drives demand in Saint-Hubert

The metropolitan airport, the Canadian Space Agency, the École nationale d'aérotechnique and aerospace companies generate housing demand from workers and students. The rental stock includes duplexes, triplexes and a few multi-unit buildings, often near chemin de Chambly and the main boulevards. Commercial and industrial land around the airport also interests investors.

How I analyze a building

Gross rent multiplier (GRM)

The asking price compared to the building's income, and to similar sales in the area.

Comparable sales

Buildings recently sold in and around Saint-Hubert, adjusted for condition and number of units.

Price per square foot

Useful for commercial properties and for comparing buildings of different sizes.

Municipal assessment

The ratio between the sale price and the municipal assessment, to help position an offer.

My favourite spot in Saint-Hubert

Parc de la Cité

Urban park

Created in 1992, this park of more than 96 hectares is built around an artificial lake about one kilometre long, surrounded by woods and trails. People come here for cycling, walking and the splash pads in summer, and for skating, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing in winter.

Discover Parc de la Cité →

« Parc de la Cité is often the first selling point for the families I work with in Saint-Hubert: having a lake and trails in the heart of a residential area is a real everyday plus. »

Jasmin MorinReal Estate Broker
They trusted me

What my clients say

5,0 · 33 Google reviews
« Excellent service !!! J'ai vendu en 6 jours 🙂 Très professionnel, gentil et disponible. Il sait mettre en valeur votre demeure et connait bien son travail. »
— Sébastien V., Google reviews (review in French)
« Son service est vraiment clé en main, ce qui a grandement facilité le processus. Il a su m'offrir une assistance précieuse à chaque étape. »
— Dany R., Google reviews (review in French)
Frequently asked questions

Real estate in Saint-Hubert

Does the aerospace industry make Saint-Hubert attractive for an investor?

It creates a stable pool of tenants: industry employees, Canadian Space Agency staff and students of the École nationale d'aérotechnique. A well-located plex near chemin de Chambly or services can meet this demand. Each building must still be analyzed based on its actual income and condition.

What is your property worth in Saint-Hubert?

A free, no-obligation comparative analysis based on recent sales in your area.