Montreal real estate agent - Alp Perez
Alp PEREZ, Real estate agent in Montreal, Quebec.
My name is Alp Perez, and I’m a Montreal real estate agent and licensed real estate broker helping buyers and sellers across Montreal and the surrounding areas achieve their real estate goals.
I’ve been working as a real estate broker in Montreal since 2018, representing both buyers and sellers in residential transactions. What sets me apart is my background of over 15 years in digital and search engine marketing, which gives my clients a strong advantage in today’s competitive market. I use targeted online strategies to reach motivated buyers and investors actively searching for homes and condos for sale in Greater Montreal.
If you’re selling, I offer more than just a listing. As a Montreal real estate broker, I have access to a growing database of 5,000+ qualified buyers, along with proven marketing systems designed to maximize visibility and attract serious offers. Listing with me under a brokerage agreement ensures full legal protection and optimal exposure for your property.
If you’re buying, I guide you through every step of the process with clear advice, local market insight, and strong negotiation—helping you secure the right property at the right price.
Whether you’re looking for a trusted Montreal real estate agent or an experienced Montreal real estate broker who genuinely works in your best interest, I’m here to help.
Call me directly at +1 514 527 2022 or email alpperez@realtormontreal.ca and let’s make your real estate goals a reality.
FEATURED LISTING
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100 Av. Des Sommets, Verdun, Qc H3e 1z8, Canada
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C$719,000
- 2 ( tandem)
- 1,323 Sq Ft
- C$543.46
- 2002
- Apartments
Recent Transactions
Recent Reviews
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Why Choose Alp Perez for Your Montreal Real Estate Needs?
1- Local Expertise:
Let me assist you in finding the perfect place that aligns with your preferences, from Downtown to Montreal Est, West Island, Plateau Mont-Royal, Town Mont-Royal, Ville-Marie, Saint-Henri, Griffintown, Old Port, Hampstead, Outremont, Ahuntsic, Pierrefonds, Roxboro, Laval, Brossard, Longueuil, and all over the South Shore and North Shore. As an agent with a solid understanding of Montreal’s neighborhoods, I’m able to help you find the perfect place.
Client-centered approach: My priority is to meet your needs and customize my approach to exceed your expectations. I am not just a real estate broker; I am committed to understanding your needs and tailoring my approach accordingly.
2- Industry Connections
Since I have a broad network in the real estate industry, I am able to provide you with access to the newest listings and off-market opportunities, ensuring that you have several options available to you.
3- Downtown Living Specialist:
The results you get when you choose one of the numerous styles of condos or trendy lofts I have available will suit your preferences if you’re interested in living in downtown
Embark on Your Real Estate Journey with Alp Perez
My goal is to bring your real estate dreams to life. Let’s explore the options, discover the best listings, and turn your real estate dreams into a reality. Contact me today and let’s get started!
| Question | Response |
|---|---|
Are house prices dropping in Montreal? | Montreal’s house prices have not experienced any significant drops. However, following the Bank of Canada’s interest rate hike, the real estate market has shifted towards favoring buyers. With fewer qualified buyers in the market, this gives qualified buyers the power to negotiate on price. Unlike during the COVID-19 pandemic, there are no longer intense bidding wars for properties. |
How expensive is Montreal real estate? | Montreal’s real estate prices are relatively average when compared to other major cities such as Toronto and Vancouver. The average price of a basic one-bedroom condo in the heart of Montreal is around $350,000 to $450,000, depending on its features. In comparison, prices can be as high as $650,000 or even more in Toronto and Vancouver. |
Is it expensive to live in Montreal? | Considering the worldwide economic crisis, it is safe to say that the cost of living has significantly increased compared to previous years. However, Montreal remains an affordable city to live in when compared to other major cities in Canada. |
Can foreigners buy property in Montreal? | Following to a new law imposed by the government of Canada Starting January 1st 2023 , foreign buyers are prohibited to purchase a property in Canada for the next 2 years. The main purpose of this ban is to simply stabilize the Canadian real estate market. Read more about this here> |
Is the housing market cooling in Montreal? | After the increase in interest rates, the housing market has become more stable, making it a good time to invest in real estate. There are no more bidding wars, and buyers have more options to choose from. |
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