Affordable Today. Valuable Tomorrow.
Average condo price: $426,524 — well below the island average. Multifamily yields reach 5.47%, with rents increasing about 8% annually. Nine Green Line metro stations, world-class cultural institutions, and billions in new investment make HoMa one of Montreal's strongest long-term value opportunities.
Real estate in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
Hochelaga-Maisonneuve — HoMa to those who know it — is one of Montreal's most compelling value propositions. In 2025, condo prices average $426,524, below the island average of $544,197, making it the most affordable neighbourhood directly served by metro on the island. Multifamily properties here deliver yields of 5.47% with rents growing 8% annually — numbers that attract serious investors who have done their homework.
HoMa is evolving rapidly. Rachel Julien's 928-unit Canoë project at 4500 Hochelaga Street is delivering its first phases in 2025, while a proposed $1.2 billion mixed-use project near L'Assomption station will add approximately 1,200 homes, including affordable housing. These large-scale investments reflect growing confidence in the neighbourhood's long-term future.
Alongside this growth, HoMa offers amenities that cannot be replicated: the Montreal Botanical Garden, the Insectarium, Parc Maisonneuve, the Olympic Stadium, and the Space for Life campus. These internationally recognized destinations anchor quality of life while surrounding property values remain among the most accessible on the island.
Why sellers and buyers choose ENNA in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
Best yield story in central Montreal
With average multifamily yields of 5.47% and annual rent growth approaching 8%, HoMa offers one of Montreal's strongest income property markets. We help investors identify opportunities, accurately value assets, and position properties for maximum returns.
Development momentum
Major residential developments, continued densification, and significant public investment are reshaping HoMa. We help clients understand how today's projects may influence tomorrow's property values.
Most affordable metro-served neighbourhood
Among Montreal's metro-served neighbourhoods, HoMa continues to offer exceptional affordability. Combined with excellent transit and long-term growth potential, it remains an attractive choice for first-time buyers and investors alike.
Property types we handle in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
Multifamily & income properties
Strong rental demand, attractive yields, and continued neighbourhood investment make HoMa a compelling market for income properties. We accurately evaluate multi-unit buildings and connect them with qualified investors.
Condos & new construction
New condominium projects, improving streetscapes, and excellent transit continue to attract both owner-occupants and investors. We guide buyers through every aspect of co-ownership while helping investors assess long-term rental potential.
Single-family homes
Single-family homes remain relatively affordable compared with many central Montreal neighbourhoods, offering families more living space while maintaining convenient metro access. We know which streets are best positioned.
Commercial & mixed-use
Ontario Street, Hochelaga Street, and the Maisonneuve corridor form the commercial heart of the neighbourhood. Our commercial expertise covers retail, office, industrial, and mixed-use properties.
The neighbourhood at a glance
Getting around
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Green Line — 9 stationsJoliette, Pie-IX, Viau, L'Assomption — multiple Green Line stations serving the borough directly, with fast connections to downtown, Old Montreal, and across the island
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STM bus — extensive networkMultiple routes on Ontario, Hochelaga, Pie-IX, and Notre-Dame — full borough coverage complementing the metro's east-west axis
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BIXI & cycling infrastructureDedicated bike lanes and BIXI stations throughout — active mobility network connecting HoMa to the Old Port waterfront and the rest of the island
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Highway access — A-25 & Notre-DameFast connections to the South Shore via A-25 and the Champlain/Jacques-Cartier bridges — and to the east end via Notre-Dame Street East
Landmarks & draws
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Montreal Botanical Garden & InsectariumOne of the world's great botanical gardens — 75 hectares, 22,000 plant species, and the award-winning Insectarium. A world-class institution anchoring the neighbourhood's quality of life
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Olympic Stadium & Space for LifeThe iconic 1976 Olympic tower — home to the Biodôme, Planetarium, and Insectarium as part of the Space for Life campus — a cultural and tourism anchor drawing visitors year-round
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Canoë — 928-unit developmentRachel Julien's landmark project at 4500 Hochelaga Street — first two phases completing summer 2025, signalling institutional confidence in the neighbourhood's trajectory
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Ontario Street — commercial heartThe neighbourhood's main commercial artery, featuring independent cafés, restaurants, boutiques, and local businesses that define HoMa's distinctive character.
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Parc MaisonneuveLarge urban park adjacent to the Botanical Garden — cross-country skiing in winter, a golf course, and open green space that gives the neighbourhood a scale of nature access rare in central Montreal
“Hochelaga-Maisonneuve combines affordability, excellent transit, strong rental fundamentals, and significant long-term investment. It remains one of the few Montreal neighbourhoods where buyers can still enter the market with confidence in future growth.”— Palma Marguglio, Residential & Commercial Broker
Thinking of buying or selling in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve?
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Residential · Multi-Unit · Commercial — Greater Montreal since 1977.
Angelo & Palma Marguglio — serving you and those you care about.
- #101 – 2494 boul. Henri-Bourassa Est
- Montréal (Ahuntsic), QC H2B 1T9
- T. 514-384-3400
- Available 7 days a week by appointment