The Resilient Montreal Real Estate Market: Investment Opportunities in 2026

Yan Ohayon built his business at Simalis specifically around helping people navigate these complex situations. He specializes in properties that have engineering challenges, foundation issues, or structural concerns that scare off other buyers. That specialized knowledge helps investors see opportunity where others see risk. Properties under Simalis management, like 300 Rielle in Verdun, 2090 Beaconsfield in Côte-des-Neiges, and 1375 La Fontaine in Ville-Marie, are strategic positions across different Montreal neighbourhoods. Each offers that balance of urban convenience and residential quality that keeps tenants happy and units occupied. Know the rules: Montreal has a number of regulations concerning rental properties-particularly short-term rentals. Tenant protection laws are in place, and you should know what they are. Factor compliance costs into your projections upfront. The last thing you want is to buy an investment property and then find out you can\'t operate it the way you had planned.