1 year closed fixed rate: 1.62%
2 years closed fixed rate: 1.64%
3 years closed fixed rate: 1.64%
4 years closed fixed rate: 1.69%
5 years closed fixed rate : 1.69%
7 years closed fixed rate : 1.84% – best on the market
10 years closed fixed rate : n/a

3 years variable closed: 1.62%

5 years variable closed: 1.60%

Variable open: 6.00%

Prime rate (P) 2.45%

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Condominiums were largely responsible for these solid results, as the number of condo transactions jumped by 17 per cent.

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Sales were up in all areas and for all property categories. For more information, read the press release .

Centris® Residential Sales Statistics:
Montréal’s Residential Real Estate Market: Growth Continues at a Good Pace in October

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According to MLS® system data, sales in the Montréal Metropolitan Area increased by 5 per cent in August 2011 compared to August of 2010. This third consecutive increase in sales in the Montréal area was fuelled by the vitality of condominium sales, which increased by 9 per cent in August.

For more information, read the press release or watch the GMREB TV video.

Île-des-Soeurs, September 14, 2011 – MLS® sales in the Montréal Metropolitan Area increased by 5 per cent in August 2011 compared to August 2010, according to the Greater Montréal Real Estate Board (GMREB). This third consecutive increase in sales in the Montréal area was primarily due to the vitality of condominium sales, which increased by 9 per cent in August.
“Condominium sales increased in all areas of Greater Montréal,” said Diane Ménard, Vice-President of the GMREB Board of Directors. “The undeniable popularity of condominiums continues to grow, as evidenced by the results of the past four months,” she added.
Condominium sales increased in all geographic areas, but Laval took the lead with a 33 per cent increase compared to August of 2010. Single-family homes also performed well in Greater Montréal, as sales grew by 4 per cent, while plex sales decreased slightly by 1 per cent compared to August of last year.
In terms of prices, the median price of condominiums reached $228,761 in the Montréal Metropolitan Area, a 6 per cent increase compared to last August. The median price of single-family homes also grew by 6 per cent to reach $270,000, while that of plexes increased by 3 per cent to reach $405,000.
The number of active listings in the Montréal Metropolitan Area increased by 17 per cent compared to August 2010. This increase is slightly smaller than those registered in July, June and May 2011. For a fifth consecutive month, the South Shore stood out for posting the largest increase in number of active listings, but increases were posted in all other geographic areas. In terms of property categories, plex (+ 22 per cent) and condominium (+ 23 per cent) listings had the largest jumps in August.

In addition, the Greater Montréal Real Estate Board uses the median price to measure the evolution of
property prices. The median price is the middle price, in other words, half of the transactions had a lower
price and the other half had a higher price.

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A family of first-time homebuyers with children buys a new “family housing unit” with three bedrooms and a floor area of at least 96 m2 for $285,000.
The household is eligible for:
a reimbursement of 100% of the real estate transfer tax (“welcome tax”), which is $2,775 and
A lump sum of $12,500
Total subsidy: $15,275
In addition, if it is a housing unit built under the SHDM’s AccèsCondo program, the household would also be eligible for a $28,500 purchase credit.

Existing property

A family of first-time homebuyers with children buys a duplex for $345,000. The family will occupy the ground floor and a tenant occupies the top floor.
The household is eligible for a reimbursement of 100% of the real estate transfer tax (“welcome tax”), which is $3,675.

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