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Multifamily Listings in Québec

Looking for Multifamily listings in Québec? There are 2 Multifamily listings from across Québec available on Zonado. Sort and filter results to find the perfect opportunity.

Large Comm/Res for Sale-Vacant property-can be redev or converted.
Multifamily, Mixed Use, Special Purpose for sale in Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville, QC
Large Comm/res For Sale-vacant Property-can Be Redev Or Converted.
Lot: 15,329 Sq Ft
$1,795,000
Nai Terramont Commercial
3 floor commercial w/ 5 Res. Can be redev to 36+ units
Mixed Use, Multifamily, Special Purpose for sale in Montréal, QC
3 Floor Commercial W/ 5 Res. Can Be Redev To 36+ Units
Lot: 8,943 Sq Ft
$2,695,000
Nai Terramont Commercial
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Multifamily listings in Québec

Québec Listing Types

Triplex

1 listing

Multiplex

1 listing

Land

5 listings

Special Purpose

4 listings

Industrial

3 listings

Mixed Use

3 listings

Office

1 listing

Retail

1 listing

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About Québec

Quebec is one of the most densely populated provinces in Canada with a population of 8 million. The province is the second largest in the country with a landmass of 1.5 million km². This is much bigger than the whole of France and Spain combined. 

Over the years, Quebec’s economy was powered by its natural resources, with fishing, trapping, and agriculture leading the pack. This has changed with the world’s advancement in technology. In recent times, the province experienced rapid growth in aerospace engineering and Information technology. The province, however, still exports pulp and paper, as well as agricultural and forestry products.

Manufacturing contributes the highest to Quebec’s GDP with 13.4%. The Real Estate and Leasing industry follows closely with 11.4%. The median income in the province is $83,780, while the average home costs about $340,000.

Quebec’s 8 million people mostly reside in Montreal, the province’s capital city. The average earner in Quebec earns significantly lower than most of the other provinces with $70,480 being the amount. Tax rates are on the high end in Quebec. The province, however, does well to compensate for this by providing high-quality services like transportation and tertiary education. By 2043, the population is expected to have grown to 9.4 million. 

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