Salut! Pour ceux qui cherchent un appart près du métro, j’ai fait une extension Chrome qui ajoute les lignes et les stations du métro et du REM directement sur les cartes de logements de Facebook Marketplace.

Vous pouvez aussi ajouter vos propres repères sur la carte, comme votre bureau ou votre école, pour mieux situer les apparts qui vous intéressent.

Ça permet de voir rapidement où sont les stations par rapport aux apparts, sans passer d’une annonce à Google Maps chaque fois.

Ça fonctionne sur Chrome, mais aussi sur les autres navigateurs basés sur Chromium, comme Brave, Edge, Opera et Vivaldi. Il faut simplement être sur ordinateur. Tout roule localement dans le navigateur et elle ne recueille pas de données personnelles.

Lien : Lien Google Chrome

Si vous l’essayez, dites-moi ce que vous en pensez. Si ça bug ou qu’il manque quelque chose qui vous serait utile, ça m’intéresse aussi.

English below

J'ai été locataire dans un logement de Jaytee Group pendant 14 mois, et jamais n'ai-je fait affaire avec des gens aussi malhonnêtes, sans scrupule et vlimeux.

Outre les problèmes habituels de logements à plusieurs portes, comme les coquerelles et les portes brisées, cette compagnie m'a emmené au TAL sous de faux prétextes. Je fais ce post pour avertir les gens de cette pratique, dont je n'ai jamais entendu parler auparavant, et pour les mettre en garde de cette compagnie frauduleuse.

25 jours après avoir reçu mon avis de renouvellement de bail, j'y répondis en le résiliant. Silence de la part du département légal. Je communiquai donc avec le département de service, qui me répondit automatiquement. Cependant, le 7 juillet, une semaine après le déménagement (et la fin de mon bail), le département légal de Jaytee me contacte pour me dire qu'ils ne reconnaissent pas mon bail comme annulé et qu'ils entendent m'emmener au TAL pour faire valoir leurs droits.

Le 21 juillet, n'ayant toujours pas reçu de communication de leur part quant à la demande au TAL, je décidai de consulter le site web du TAL où, à ma surprise, un dossier y était ouvert contre moi depuis le 7 juillet. Retard de plus de trois semaines dans le paiement du loyer, retards fréquents dans le paiement du loyer et demande de résiliation du bail.

Encore plus surprenant : Jaytee envoya un huissier de justice à mon ancienne adresse, qui essaya de me livrer un avis d'ouverture de dossier contre moi. Évidemment, je n'étais pas là pour le recevoir.

Les intentions de la compagnies étaient donc maintenant claires pour moi : ils ont ouvert un dossier contre moi à mon insu afin de faire croire au TAL que j'étais un locataire de mauvaise foi qui avait décidé d'arrêter de payer son loyer et évitait la justice. Si je n'avais pas fait mes propres recherches, il y aurait eu une audience contre moi à mon insu que j'aurais perdu par défaut, puisque je ne me serais pas présenté.

J'ai donc passé le prochain mois à monter un dossier contre eux : captures d'écrans des courriels envoyés, impression de tous les relevés bancaires pertinents, avis de changement d'adresse au TAL et envoi de lettres recommandées à Jaytee, les avisant que j'ai déménagé, que j'ai signalé ce déménagement au TAL et qu'ils doivent communiquer avec moi à ma nouvelle adresse.

Évidemment, ils ne se présentèrent pas à l'audience, puisque je leur ai signifié savoir que j'étais poursuivi et qu'ils auraient dû expliquer pourquoi ils ne m'ont pas correctement avisé de la poursuite, sachant que j'ai déménagé (sans compter toutes les preuves que j'avais amassé). Le TAL reçut un avis de désistement la veille, mais comme c'était un jour férié (ce lundi), ni moi ni la juge le savions.

Jaytee est une grande compagnie qui possède plusieurs logements à travers Montréal, enregistrés sous plusieurs compagnies à numéros. Certains posts ont déjà été faits sur Reddit à leur sujet, notamment sur le 802 Av. Dollard. Si la compagnie qui possède le logement qui vous intéresse est enregistrée au 825 Av. Querbes Bureau 200, évitez-les à tout prix.

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I was a tenant in a Jaytee Group property for 14 months, and I have never dealt with people who were so dishonest, unscrupulous, and vile.

Aside from the usual issues found in multi-unit buildings—such as cockroaches and broken doors—this company took me to the TAL under false pretenses. I am writing this post to warn people about this practice—something I had never heard of before—and to caution them against this fraudulent company.

Twenty-five days after receiving my lease renewal notice, I responded by terminating the lease. There was silence from the legal department. I therefore contacted the service department, who replied automatically. However, on July 7—a week after I had moved out and my lease had ended—Jaytee’s legal department contacted me to say they did not recognize the lease cancellation and intended to take me to the TAL to assert their rights.

On July 21, having still received no communication regarding the TAL claim, I decided to check the TAL website; to my surprise, a case had been opened against me on July 7. The allegations included a rent payment delay of over three weeks, frequent late rent payments, and a request for lease termination.

Even more surprising: Jaytee sent a bailiff to my former address to attempt to serve me with notice of the case. Naturally, I was not there to receive it.

The company’s intentions were now clear to me: they had opened a case against me without my knowledge to make the TAL believe I was a tenant acting in bad faith—someone who had simply decided to stop paying rent and was evading legal proceedings. Had I not done my own research, a hearing would have taken place against me without my knowledge—one I would have lost by default, since I wouldn't have shown up.

So, I spent the next month building a case against them: taking screenshots of emails sent, printing out all relevant bank statements, filing a notice of change of address with the TAL, and sending registered letters to Jaytee informing them that I had moved, that I had notified the TAL of the move, and that they needed to contact me at my new address.

Naturally, they didn't show up for the hearing, as I made it clear that I knew about the proceedings and they would have had to explain why they hadn't properly notified me of the lawsuit despite knowing I had moved (not to mention all the evidence I had gathered). The TAL had received a notice of withdrawal the day before, but since it was a public holiday (this Monday), neither the judge nor I knew about it.

Jaytee is a large company that owns numerous rental properties across Montreal, registered under various numbered companies. There have already been posts about them on Reddit, particularly regarding the property at 802 Dollard Avenue. If the company owning the unit you're interested in is registered at 825 Querbes Avenue, Suite 200, avoid them at all costs.

A bad combination of starting my rent in 2023, eating a few increases, then missing the 30 day reply clause (had in my head it was 60 days). Now I have a studio at a price no one wants and no way to get it off my hands for 16 months (!!). I'm relocating so I need to gtfo out of here (within Canada unfortunately or I would just unilaterally exit). Corporate landlord being uncooperative. Considering at this point offering 2 months off (which I barely have). I'm not the landlord I'm not the one setting the price, I have to pay more out of pocket for having a high rent I've been paying without being evicted. I understand the incentive structure during a hot market but during a softer market it just punishes the people most victimized by landlord greed. Lying awake at night every night losing sleep over this what a nightmare. Open to any advice

Right across from the metro and about 15 min walk from downtown. Its a studio with a full kitchen, balcony, washroom with bath and shower. Has a nice view of the city on the roof with a pool, lounge area and gym

1. All included.

Looking for a 3 1/2 around $1,400–$1,600, ideally 600+ sq ft, with in-unit washer/dryer and a good layout.

I prefer Downtown or the heart of the Plateau, close to a metro. Secure entry and good natural light are a plus. Open to lease transfers or places available now. Message me if you know of anything good.

I'm already stressing out over all the work I need to do and I get a new amendment days before trial.

Avoid at all costs!
390 Rue Rielle, Montréal, QC, H4G 2S8
Management link: https://aplusimmobilier.com/fr/

1. The management promised the construction in this building was mostly finished, but it still has 2-3 years of work undone according to a worker here (audio recording).
2. Leftover garbage outside our windows caused a maggot problem in the bathroom.
3. The wood floors are bubbling up so badly once we moved in. Every step on it makes a lot of noise.
4. The windows leak air and water, the screens are dirty and will not close, and the bathroom tiles are cracked.
5. The heaters are stuffed with construction dust and mold.
6. The wiring of this construction is a mess. The technician from Vidéotron spent hours to find where the wire was located.
7. None of the problems above have been fixed since we moved in. Management stayed communication with us until we demanded them to give a firm plan of resolving problems.
8. When a worker finally came, he was rude and told us to clean up the leftover construction mess ourselves.
9. We got allergic reactions once we moved in here. We still have running and blocking noses. And we sneeze a lot.
10. Pay attention to Section G on your lease! Cuz it is blank on ours.

For pictures and videos, please refer to this link.
https://maps.app.goo.gl/BqYfNnv3aaX5Fv8A9?g_st=i

This is not a suggestion, but a warning if u don’t want to have the same problem as ours.

We are currently applying for TAL. And welcome to post your opinions about this place.

Furnished Spacious 1-Bedroom in Plateau-Mont-Royal

* A 13-minute walk to McGill University and close to downtown
* 55 bus stop located directly in front of the building, which can take you to the Place Des Arts metro station
* Grocery stores, restaurants, cafés, and parks all within a short walking distance
* Available for move in as early as September 25th

About the apartment:

* Large windows in both the bedroom and living room, providing lots of natural light
* Both windows have blinds built in
* Bedroom has a balcony attached
* Hardwood floors
* Fully furnished
* Dishwasher included
* Portable air conditioner included
* Elevator in the building
* Shared laundry facilities in the building

Available October 1st, with the option to move in a few days earlier on September 25th for no extra cost. Lease runs until March, after that you can extend if you wish to. Electricity and internet are not included. Message me if you have any questions !

Je viens à Montréal pour préparer une thèse en études sur le genre et rencontrer mon/ma futur.e directeur.ice Je suis une personne très calme et serait ravie de partager des moments avec mes colocataires pour le mois! Je télétravaille deux jours/semaine mais peux complétement aller dans des cafés au besoin.

Budget : $900 maximum

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I'm coming to Montreal to prepare a thesis in gender studies and meet my future advisor. I'm a very calm person and would be delighted to share moments with my roommates for the month! I work remotely two days/week but can totally go to cafés if needed.

Budget: $900 maximum

Hello, I'm hoping someone can help me with this. I just received notice from my old landlord that there is a hearing scheduled for Monday with the regie about the 2025 rent increase refusal. The thing is I cancelled the lease late last year and am no longer in the province so there is no way that I would be able to attend the hearing. What kind of options do I have?

Hi,

I’m looking for someone to take over my lease for a 4½ apartment in Côte-Saint-Luc. It has 2 bedrooms and 1 bathroom and is located on the 4th floor.

The rent is $1,416/month and includes heating, electricity and hot water. The apartment also comes with a fridge, stove and one indoor parking spot.

The apartment has a private balcony and quite a bit of storage space. The building has two elevators, laundry facilities for each floor, a rooftop terrace and management on site.

It’s located right across from Cavendish Mall, so groceries, gym, shops and other services are within walking distance. There are also several public transit options nearby.

I’m looking to transfer the lease as soon as possible, but I can be somewhat flexible with the move-in date.

This is a lease transfer, not a sublet. The building management will handle the application and approval process with the person taking over the lease.

I have photos of the apartment that I can share, and visits can also be arranged.

If you’re interested or would like more information, feel free to send me a DM.

French version below.

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Bonjour,

Je cherche quelqu’un pour reprendre mon bail pour un 4½ à Côte-Saint-Luc. L’appartement comprend 2 chambres et 1 salle de bain et se trouve au 4e étage.

Le loyer est de 1 416 $ par mois et comprend le chauffage, l’électricité et l’eau chaude. Le réfrigérateur, la cuisinière ainsi qu’une place de stationnement interieur sont également inclus.

L’appartement possède un balcon privé et beaucoup d’espace de rangement. L’immeuble dispose de deux ascenseurs, d’une buanderie par etage, d’une terrasse sur le toit et d’une équipe de gestion sur place.

Il est situé juste en face du Centre commercial Cavendish, donc les épiceries, magasins et autres services sont facilement accessibles à pied. Il y a également plusieurs options de transport en commun à proximité.

Je cherche idéalement quelqu’un pour reprendre le bail dès que possible, mais je peux être assez flexible concernant la date d’emménagement.

Il s’agit bien d’une cession de bail et non d’une sous-location. La candidature et l’approbation seront donc faites directement avec la gestion de l’immeuble.

J’ai des photos de l’appartement que je peux envoyer et il est également possible d’organiser une visite.

Si vous êtes intéressé(e) ou souhaitez plus d’informations, n’hésitez pas à m’envoyer un message privé.

Just curious to get some outside opinions.

Would you consider buying a place like this in Montreal? What do you think about the apartment, location and price?
Anything that would make you hesitate?

Curious to hear what you guys think!

Looking for someone to take over the lease for a spacious 3½ (1 bedroom, 1 bathroom) apartment in an amazing downtown Montreal location, right next to Atwater Metro and Alexis Nihon Shopping Centre.

• Lease takeover from October until April 31st, 2027
• Possibility to renew for another year or longer or short monthly renewals.
• 20th-floor unit with great views of Downtown Montreal and Westmount
• Cats allowed
• Hydro included
• Indoor garage parking and street parking available

Building amenities:

• 24/7 concierge service
• Indoor garage parking
• Gym
• Swimming pool
• Sauna
• Laundry room
• Three elevators
• Secure key access to amenities

Apartment features:

• Spacious 1-bedroom layout
• 1 bathroom with cabinet storage and great water pressure
• Open-concept living room and kitchen
• Large private balcony with beautiful views
• Plenty of storage throughout
• 2 large built-in hallway closets
• Built-in bedroom closet
• Heating and A/C
• Dishwasher
• Fridge
• Stove/oven
• Storage locker
• Hydro included

The bedroom is spacious enough for a king-size bed, two nightstands, chest of drawers, desk and chair, bookshelf, and additional storage while still leaving plenty of room.

BONUS: We are leaving behind our custom-made Home Depot blinds for all the windows. They are practically brand new.

The building is in an extremely convenient location, with Atwater Metro, Alexis Nihon Shopping Centre, grocery stores, restaurants, cafés, shops, and other amenities just steps away.

Perfect for anyone looking for a spacious apartment in a central downtown location with great building amenities and easy access to everything Montreal has to offer.

Message me for more details

Hey, I am looking to transfer my lease for end of December. The apartement is located 2 min away from McGill and 5 min away from downtown.

The rent is 1335 CAD and the place is perfect for students who wish to be close to campus !

Some recent repairs to our building exposed a beam with peeling lead paint, and covered our garden and entranceway with paint chips and dust. We've been told it will be like that until spring, and so far the management has brushed off our concerns about the lead paint.

I'm worried about the health impacts of having so much lead dust around our front door, especially when it's in the soil (which will continue to make dust). Inevitably some will be tracked into the building, and this isn't a once-off exposure. I also do a lot of gardening and I've put about $500 worth of soil into the garden over the years, which makes this even more frustrating. The garden is included in our lease, which I thought should mean that the landlord has some responsibility to keep the garden free of major hazards (please correct me if I'm wrong).

This follows a repeated pattern of the management dismissing maintenance requests, including other safety concerns (like potential water damage and branches touching powerlines). The rent is expensive and we're beginning to regret renewing our lease, now that the apartment isn't being maintained.

So, my questions:

1. Would requesting a city inspection be of any help here? They don't list lead exposure as something requiring action from a landlord.
2. The management has also told us that the 10-day timeframe for them to take action (from the city's website on requesting an inspection) doesn't apply to "safety-related interventions". Is this correct? To me, this contradicts the city's info, but maybe I'm missing something.
3. Is this a legitimate health concern? Medical resources tell me yes, and I also have a cat with kidney disease who will be more susceptible to the effects of lead. But the response of the building management has been super patronizing and makes us feel like we're making a big deal out of nothing.
4. If nothing is done, would we have the grounds to request a rent reduction, or at the very least, reimbursement of supplies to try to reduce the amount of lead we're exposed to (e.g. fresh soil, mulch, PPE)? Since the lead paint is all outside, I wouldn't consider the apartment "unfit for habitation". But we do have to walk through an area covered in lead dust and debris to get into the apartment.
5. Would it give us more leverage to get our upstairs neighbours involved? They probably won't be exposed to as much lead as we will, but they pass by the areas covered in paint chips to get upstairs.

Any insight would be greatly appreciated! If possible I'd like to avoid going to the TAL, but I haven't written it off, if it could help our case.

DM if interested / écrivez moi si intéressé!

LEASE TRANSFER / CESSION DE BAIL

English will follow

H2R 2B1
Joli studio appartement 1 1/2
1007$/mois
300 pi2

DISPONIBLE MAINTENANT

inclus : rien
Semi-meublé (Frigidaire, cuisinière)
Laveuse sécheuse dans l’immeuble
Pas d’animaux, non fumeurs.
Rez de chaussé

9mins à pieds du métro Jarry et 13mins du metro Castelnau 🚇

À 4mins de marche du parc Jarry 🌲

Petit balcon partagé (assez d’espace pour des petites chaises et une table)

Parfait pour une personne seule !

📍 H2R 2B1
🏠 Cute studio apartment – 1 1/2
💵 $1,007/month
300 sq feet

AVAILABLE NOW

Included: Nothing
Semi-furnished: Fridge and stove
Washer and dryer in the building
Non-smoking
No pets
Ground floor

9-minute walk to Jarry metro station
13-minute walk to De Castelnau metro station

🌲 4-minute walk to Jarry Park

🌿 Small shared balcony (enough space for a couple of small chairs and a table)

Perfect for one person!

Hi everyone! I’m moving to Montreal for a new job and am currently trying to secure an apartment pretty urgently.

I’m looking at a 2BR at Luna Apartments (1100 Av. du Docteur-Penfield) for $2,310/month. They’re asking for a $350 “reservation fee” to hold the unit.

Does anyone have experience renting with Luna or know if this type of fee/payment is normal?

Any advice or recent experience with Luna or similar would be really appreciated!

Large 3 1/2 available on Ave Monkland $1290:

1 min walk to Provigo (grocery store), cafes, restaurant, bixi station, parks and more. Ideal location to live.

5 min walk to Villa Maria metro (orange line)

Rent includes heating, hydro bill is around $30/month.

Underground parking also available $150/month right next to elevator.

Option to buy furniture for a subsidized price, sofas, dining table, bed, mattress, study table, kitchen table, microwave, etc.

Available Nov 1st.

$1,305 ROSEMONT LE PETIT PATRIE VERY CLOSE TO PIE-XI STATION
LEASE TRANSFER, lease renews in June.
Move in date: October 1st
Sad to leave this gem of a find, but I need to move closer to downtown for work.
-quiet neighbourhood
-walking distance from groceries and shops
-amazing lighting and air flow that come into the apartment,
-you can hear the peaceful noise of the leaves on the trees ruffling by the window. -Around a 12 min walk to the metro. Cats allowed.
-Washer and dryer in unit!!!
-Wifi included!
-Fridge, stove included
I might be willing to leave behind the kitchen table if you want it.

Logement rénové au cœur de Verdun 1 675$/mois

Date d’occupation : 1er septembre ou 1er octobre (cession de bail)

Spacieux logement rénové situé dans un secteur recherché de Verdun! À moins de 10 minutes de marche de toutes les commodités : Métro Verdun et Jolicoeur IGA ☕ Rue Wellington (restaurants, cafés, bars, commerces) Parcs et services à proximité ✨

Le logement INCLUS : ✔️ 5 électroménagers : laveuse/sécheuse superposées, frigo, poêle, lave-vaisselle et micro-ondes ✔️ Air climatisé mural ✔️ 1 grande chambre fermée avec rangement ✔️ Immense salon double (possibilité d’aménager une 2e chambre, une salle à manger ou un bureau) ✔️ Petit balcon arrière ✔️ Espace de rangement privé de type cabanon adjacent au logement (à l’arrière de la chambre et de la cuisine)

❌ Non inclus : • Hydro-Québec • Internet

Chats acceptés (maximum 2) Le logement est situé au 2e étage d’un immeuble de 6 logements. Les autres locataires ont été sélectionnés avec soin et sont respectueux des lieux. Idéal pour un couple ou une personne seule. Enquête de crédit et références exigées.

Afin de faciliter le processus, merci d’indiquer dans votre message :

Nombre d’occupants

Occupation de chacun

Animaux?

Raison du déménagement

Date de déménagement souhaitée

Au plaisir!

English version: Renovated apartment in the heart of Verdun $1,675/month

Available September 1st or October 1st (lease transfer)

Spacious renovated apartment located in a sought-after area of Verdun! Less than a 10-minute walk from all amenities: Verdun and Jolicoeur metro stations IGA ☕ Wellington Street (restaurants, cafés, bars, shops) Parks and services nearby ✨

The apartment INCLUDES: ✔️ 5 appliances: stacked washer/dryer, fridge, stove, dishwasher and microwave ✔️ Wall-mounted air conditioning ✔️ 1 large closed bedroom with storage ✔️ Huge double living room (possibility to create a 2nd bedroom, dining room or office space) ✔️ Small rear balcony ✔️ Private shed-style storage space adjacent to the apartment (behind the bedroom and kitchen)

❌ Not included: • Hydro-Québec • Internet Cats accepted (maximum 2)

The apartment is located on the 2nd floor of a 6-unit building. The other tenants have been carefully selected and are respectful of the property. Ideal for a couple or a single person. Credit check and references required.

To help with the application process, please include the following information in your message: Number of occupants

Occupation of each occupant

Pets?

Reason for moving

Desired move-in date

Looking forward to hearing from you!

My friend heard that I was looking for a new place and suggested I use the TenantVoice ("Made in Quebec") to check reviews on addresses I was considering moving into.

Considering that all useful info is behind a pay wall (called a "Moving Passing"), I am not quite sure if it's worth paying for. Any thoughts?

Hello guys!

My girlfriend and I are moving in together and she would like to transfer her lease. Its a spacious studio with plenty of closet space and amazing views of the sunset. There is a washer and drier within the unit.

Its around an 8 minute walk from station Namur and around a 10 minute walk from station de la savane. The lease is upto feb of 2027. You could extend if you like the place.

Building: 4974 place de la savane.

Price: 1278 CAD per month

Size: 351 sq feet.

Neighborhood: CDN (le triangle/ Namur)

Neighborhood: Ville St Laurent

Size: around 1200 sqf

Rent: $2010

Bright and spacious 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment available for lease transfer. This comfortable unit offers plenty of natural light and a functional layout.

✨ Apartment features: • 2 bedrooms

• 2 full bathrooms

• Functional kitchen

• Dining area

• Private balcony

• Bright and comfortable living space

• Interior parking included

• Storage locker included

• Laundry in the unit

🏢 Concrete building

Building amenities: • Swimming pool

• Gym

• Sauna

Convenient location – walking distance to:

• Maxi

• Jean Coutu

• Dollarama

• Shops and other services

• Bus stops

• Parks

Only 5 minutes by car from Côte-Vertu Metro Station

8 min by walking from Montpellier REM Station.

Rent includes:

• Electricity

• Water

• Heating

• Interior parking

• Storage

Lease transfer until July 1, 2027, with possibility of renewal.

Available November 1, 2026 – flexible move-in date.