RE/MAX du Cartier
Real estate agent in Montreal: the Steve Rouleau Team, RE/MAX du Cartier
The Steve Rouleau Team has practised real estate in Montreal for 22 years with RE/MAX du Cartier. Our real estate brokers guide the purchase and sale of houses, condos, duplexes and income properties across eleven neighbourhoods in central and east-end Montreal.
The Steve Rouleau Team, certified real estate brokers and REALTORS® in Montreal for 22 years
Steve Rouleau is a certified residential and commercial real estate broker licensed by the OACIQ and a REALTOR® with RE/MAX du Cartier, where he leads a team of residential real estate brokers. Hundreds of transactions in Montreal’s central neighbourhoods, and a method that has not changed: an honest evaluation, a listing prepared before the first showing, and a negotiation led on your behalf.
We are your real estate agent in Montreal from the first call to the signing at the notary, with personalized support at every step. Meet the members of the team, and see Steve’s distinction, ranked the 2nd best real estate broker in Montreal by an independent ranking.
What our clients say
5 out of 5 · 120 Google reviews, published, verifiable and unedited
A 5 out of 5 rating held across 120 reviews cannot be bought and cannot be negotiated. It is earned one transaction at a time.
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Properties for sale in Montreal:
houses, condos, duplexes and plexes
Our listings are updated continuously from Centris. Single-family houses, condos, duplexes, triplexes and income properties in Montreal’s central neighbourhoods.
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What a property costs in Montreal in 2026
The Montreal real estate market is not a single average. Count on roughly $450,000 for a condo, close to $800,000 for a single-family house in the central sectors, around $800,000 for a duplex and nearly $1,000,000 for a plex.
The gap between two neighbouring districts often exceeds $150,000 for a comparable property. Our reading of the Montreal real estate market details the trend, and you can browse directly the condos for sale in Montreal or the duplexes for sale in Montreal.
Selling a property in Montreal?
Get the real market value of your property in under 48 h, free and with no obligation.
What does a real estate broker do?
A real estate broker is a licensed professional regulated by the OACIQ, the body that oversees the profession in Quebec. It is the official title for what most people call a real estate agent or realtor. The broker assesses the market value of your property, prepares the listing, qualifies buyers, drafts the promise to purchase and negotiates on your behalf through to the deed of sale.
The licence sets out what each broker is allowed to do for you:
- Residential real estate broker: houses, condos and plexes of fewer than five units
- Residential and commercial real estate broker: adds commercial buildings and multi-unit properties
- Certified real estate broker: may run an agency or a team and supervise other brokers
- Every designation can be verified in the OACIQ public register
At the Steve Rouleau Team, this work is done as a team: one broker leads your file while the other members handle coordination, showings and follow-up. For detailed selection criteria, see our comparison of the best real estate brokers in Montreal.
Our real estate
services in Montreal
Buying:
from a first condo to an income property
Since the ban on double representation in 2022, a broker who represents the seller can no longer represent you as the buyer. Having your own real estate broker has become your only protection in the transaction.
Three profiles we guide every week:
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First-time buyers, from a realistic budget to the promise to purchase
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Families moving from a condo to a single-family house
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Investors targeting a duplex, a triplex or an income property
See how we work on our buying a house in Montreal page, and talk to our specialized partners for everything related to mortgage pre-approval and financing.
Selling:
a free evaluation, then a listing prepared before launch
Too many properties hit the market before they are ready and lose their best weeks. We start with a free evaluation delivered in under 48 h, based on comparable sales on your street, never on the municipal assessment.
What the listing mandate includes:
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An analysis of comparable sales in your sector, not the whole city
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Preparing the property before the first photo
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A marketing strategy with a launch date, digital marketing and open houses
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Negotiating the promises to purchase and follow-up through to the notary
Full details on our selling a house in Montreal page.
Get a free evaluation of your Montreal home
Neighbourhoods we serve
in Montreal
In Montreal, every neighbourhood is its own real estate market. Price per square foot, days on market and buyer profile change from one sector to the next: Villeray does not negotiate like Outremont, and a Rosemont plex does not attract the same buyers as a Griffintown condo.
We cover eleven Montreal neighbourhoods, each with its own page, prices and current listings.
Is your project in one of these neighbourhoods?
Talk to a broker who has already sold on your street. Reply in under 48 h.
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Find a real estate agent in Montreal
RE/MAX du Cartier is a Montreal real estate agency with more than 350 brokers across six offices on the island. Most practise residential real estate, several hold a commercial real estate certification, and many operate through their own business corporation.
Here are the brokers attached to the agency, with the professional designation listed on their licence. All can be verified in the OACIQ public register in Quebec.
The brokers of RE/MAX du Cartier
| Broker | Professional designation | Business corporation |
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| Steve Rouleau | Certified real estate broker | RE/MAX du Cartier |
| Samira Agnaou | Residential real estate broker | Samira Agnaou Courtier Immobilier Inc. |
| Alexandre Antony | Residential and commercial real estate broker | Alexandre Antony Inc. |
| Gabrielle Arsenault | Residential and commercial real estate broker | Gabrielle Arsenault Inc. |
| Nicolas Bel | Certified real estate broker AEO | Nicolas Bel Inc. |
| Jade Boudrias | Residential and commercial real estate broker | Jade Boudrias Inc. |
| Joseph Buggé | Real estate broker | |
| Catherine Bélisle | Residential real estate broker | |
| Joseph Cammisano | Residential and commercial real estate broker | |
| Concetta Castronovo | Residential real estate broker | |
| Fabrizio De Ciccio | Residential and commercial real estate broker | |
| Marc Daigneault | Residential and commercial real estate broker | |
| André Desbiens | Certified real estate broker | RE/MAX du Cartier |
| David-Quoc-Viet Doan | Real estate broker | |
| Marie-Michel Doucet | Residential and commercial real estate broker | |
| Myriam Elnoufi | Residential and commercial real estate broker | Myriam Elnoufi Inc. |
| David Faucher-Lavallée | Residential real estate broker | |
| Guillaume Gagnier | Residential real estate broker | |
| Daniel Galarneau | Real estate broker | |
| Francis Gaumond | Residential and commercial real estate broker | |
| Ana Ruth Gavarrete-Ramirez | Residential and commercial real estate broker | |
| Louis-Philippe Girard | Residential real estate broker | |
| Frédéric Grimard | Residential and commercial real estate broker | Frédéric Grimard Inc. |
| Christophe Langlois | Residential real estate broker | Christophe Langlois Immobilier Inc. |
| Andréanne Longpré | Residential real estate broker | Andréanne Longpré Inc. |
| Jean-François Léveillé | Residential and commercial real estate broker | Jean-François Léveillé Inc. |
| Gabriel Marra | Residential and commercial real estate broker | Gabriel Marra Immobilier Inc. |
| Geneviève McLellan | Residential real estate broker | |
| Gabriela Mendoza | Residential real estate broker | |
| Jasmin Morin | Residential and commercial real estate broker | Jasmin Morin Inc. |
| Charlie-Tom Normandin | Residential and commercial real estate broker | |
| Carina Pang | Real estate broker | |
| Aristotelis Papakostas | Real estate broker | Aristotelis Papakostas Inc. |
| Carl Parent-Zaccour | Residential real estate broker | Carl Parent-Zaccour Inc. |
| Annie Payant | Residential real estate broker | Annie Payant Courtier Immobilier Inc. |
| Tristan Plante | Real estate broker | Tristan Plante Inc. |
| Arnaud Poulin | Residential real estate broker | |
| Raphaela Pradieu | Residential real estate broker | Raphaela Pradieu Inc. |
| Manuel Ramos | Residential real estate broker | |
| Sati Rasasingam | Residential and commercial real estate broker | Sati Rasasingam Inc. |
| Charles Raschella | Certified real estate broker | RE/MAX du Cartier C.R. |
| Diary Ratefiniaina | Residential real estate broker | |
| Olivier Rigal | Real estate broker | Olivier Rigal Inc. |
| Marie-Josée Le Roux | Residential real estate broker | |
| Julie Sanscartier | Residential and commercial real estate broker | Julie Sanscartier Inc. |
| Sandra St-Pierre | Certified real estate broker AEO | Sandra St-Pierre Inc. |
| Sarah Stapleton | Residential and commercial real estate broker | Sarah Stapleton Inc. |
| Paméla Taylor | Residential real estate broker | Paméla Taylor Courtier Immobilier Inc. |
| Catherine Thériault | Real estate broker | Catherine Thériault Courtier Immobilier Inc. |
| Alain Velosa | Certified real estate broker | |
| Leila Vitro | Residential and commercial real estate broker | Leila Vitro Inc. |
| Benicio Vitro | Residential real estate broker |
For a mandate on an office building or commercial space, our commercial real estate broker in Montreal division takes over.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions about real estate agents in Montreal
How much does a real estate agent cost in Montreal?
In Quebec, the broker’s remuneration, commonly called the commission, is a negotiable percentage of the sale price paid by the seller at the signing before the notary. It covers the evaluation, the listing, photos, showings, negotiation and follow-up through to the deed of sale. For the buyer, the services of their own real estate broker come at no charge.
Who is the best realtor in Montreal?
The best real estate agent for you depends on your neighbourhood and your type of property. Check three things: recent transactions in your specific sector, the designation listed in the OACIQ register, and reviews left by clients who sold a comparable property. The Steve Rouleau Team shows 120 Google reviews and a 5 out of 5 rating.
How long does it take to sell a property in Montreal?
Timing depends mostly on the starting price and the preparation. A properly evaluated and prepared property finds a buyer much faster than one listed too high, which loses its best weeks before two price drops. Our free evaluation gives you the realistic range for your sector in under 48 h.
Which Montreal neighbourhoods does the Steve Rouleau Team serve?
Eleven neighbourhoods: Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie, Villeray, Plateau Mont-Royal, Mile End, Outremont, Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, Ahuntsic, Griffintown, Ville-Marie, LaSalle and Anjou. Our office is at 7085 Saint-Laurent Boulevard, Suite 100, Montreal.
How do I get a free evaluation of my Montreal property?
Fill out the online evaluation form or call (514) 606-7170. You receive a reasoned market value in under 48 h, based on comparable sales in your sector. It is free, with no obligation, and unrelated to the municipal assessment, which follows a tax logic rather than the market.
Ready to entrust your project to a Montreal real estate agent?
120 clients gave the Steve Rouleau Team 5 out of 5. Get your free evaluation in under 48 h and see why.