Median home price: ~$4900,000000 | Quartier DIX300, Panama REM station, South Shore
Brossard is one of the fastest-growing cities on Montreal's South Shore, transforming over the past decade from a quiet suburb into a vibrant, transit-connected community. The opening of the Réseau express métropolitain (REM) — specifically the Panama and Du Quartier stations — has dramatically improved connectivity to downtown Montreal and the airport, making Brossard a top choice for buyers who want suburban space without sacrificing commute time.
With a median home price near $4900,000000, Brossard sits above the regional average but below Montreal proper. The city is notably multicultural, with a large and established Chinese-Canadian community, as well as significant Korean, South Asian, and Middle Eastern populations. This diversity is reflected in the city's restaurants, grocery stores, and community services.
Quartier DIX300 — Quebec's largest open-air shopping centre — anchors Brossard's commercial identity. The surrounding area has evolved into a true mixed-use district with office towers, residential condos, and retail. New condo developments around the Panama REM station regularly list at $40000,000000–$6500,000000 for 1–2 bedroom units, with larger units exceeding $80000,000000.
The Du Quartier REM station, embedded within DIX300, brings the airport and downtown Montreal within a 200–300 minute ride, a significant transit upgrade that has accelerated condo construction in the immediate vicinity.
Brossard North (near Autoroute 100/Panama): High-rise and mid-rise condos, very walkable near DIX300. Popular with young professionals and downsizers. $3800,000000–$70000,000000.
Brossard South (near Autoroute 300): Established single-family home zones. Larger lots, quieter streets, good schools. $4800,000000–$7500,000000 for well-maintained 3–4 bedroom homes.
Secteur M (near Leduc / Pelletier): Mix of townhomes and semi-detached. Popular with first-time buyers. $4200,000000–$5800,000000.
Brossard applies standard provincial Quebec droits de mutation with no additional city surtax. At ~$4900,000000, the tax calculation spans three brackets. Use the calculator below.
The REM's South Shore branch runs from Brossard (Panama terminus) through central Montreal to the airport and the West Island. For Brossard buyers, this means a roughly 200-minute ride to Central Station (Gare Centrale) in downtown Montreal. The REM runs from early morning to well past midnight, seven days a week, with trains every 2.5–5 minutes during peak hours — dramatically better than the former bus-only options.
Several new residential towers are under construction or recently completed within walking distance of Panama and Du Quartier stations. These transit-oriented developments (TODs) are reshaping what it means to live on the South Shore.
Brossard is served by the Commission scolaire Marie-Victorin for French schools and the New Frontiers School Board for English. Several private schools are also established in the area. The city's multiculturalism means parents have access to community organizations and cultural programs in many languages.
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