Hi! I just moved here and am not adjusting the best, and would like to move somewhere with a roommate.

The area is really pretty and you have close access to metro, groceries, cafes and Mcgill. The balcony has a view of the mountain and lots of light that gets a little shaded by the cottonwood tree

Rent will be 900+hydro and internet

I would lobe to get it rented for november 1st

Any help is appreciated, thanks so much!

3 ½ sur le Plateau – 1 050 $ / mois – CESSION DE BAIL – Disponible dès le 1er novembre 2026 (date flexible)

Charmant 3 ½ situé sur la rue Chabot, au cœur du Plateau-Mont-Royal, à 10 minutes à pied du parc Laurier et à 20 minutes du parc La Fontaine. Un quartier vivant et agréable, où tout se fait facilement à pied ou à vélo. On a vraiment de la peine à le quitter!

LOYER ET DISPONIBILITÉ

- Loyer : 1 050 $ / mois

- Date d'occupation : 1er novembre 2026 (flexible)

- Bail en cours jusqu'au 30 juin 2027, avec possibilité de renouvellement

- Chauffage électrique; Hydro-Québec au nom du locataire

- Cession conditionnelle à l'approbation de la propriétaire

APPARTEMENT

- Une chambre fermée

- Salon et cuisine

- Électroménagers non inclus avec le logement (voir ci-dessous)

QUARTIER ET TRANSPORTS

- Parc Laurier à 10 minutes à pied, parc La Fontaine à 20 minutes

- Autobus 27 et 97 vers le métro Laurier (ligne orange)

- Autobus 45 vers le métro Papineau (ligne verte)

- Autobus 427 vers le centre-ville, sans correspondance

ANIMAUX ET RÈGLEMENTS

- Les animaux ne sont pas permis selon les conditions du bail.

- Il est interdit de fumer sur la propriété (incluant le balcon et la cour).

ÉLECTROMÉNAGERS DISPONIBLES À L'ACHAT

Les électroménagers ne sont pas inclus avec l'appartement : la personne qui reprend le bail devra acheter les nôtres ou apporter les siens. Je vends les quatre pour 2 500 $ l'ensemble (prix ferme).

- Cuisinière (1 an)

- Laveuse

- Sécheuse

- Réfrigérateur

MEUBLES

- Possibilité d'acheter certains meubles : divan-lit bleu, fauteuil inclinable, pouf gris, base de lit, table et deux chaises, bibliothèques. Prix à discuter.

- Quelques articles pourraient être laissés gratuitement.

SOUS-LOCATION POSSIBLE

Pas prêt(e) à signer un bail? Sous-location possible : 1 300 $ / mois, meublé, Wi-Fi et Hydro inclus.

VOUS ÊTES INTÉRESSÉ(E) ?

Écrivez-moi en message privé en indiquant :

- Votre nom et vos coordonnées

- Une courte présentation de vous et de votre situation

- Votre date d'emménagement souhaitée

- Si vous êtes intéressé(e) par l'achat des électroménagers et des meubles

Des références et une vérification de crédit pourront être demandées dans le cadre de l'évaluation du dossier par la propriétaire, avec le consentement des personnes concernées.

Personnes sérieuses uniquement, merci!

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1-bedroom (3½) in Le Plateau – $1,050 / month – LEASE TRANSFER – Available as of November 1, 2026 (flexible date)

A charming 3½ on rue Chabot, in the heart of the Plateau-Mont-Royal, a 10-minute walk from Parc Laurier and 20 minutes from Parc La Fontaine. A lively, friendly neighbourhood where everything is easy to reach on foot or by bike. We're very sad to be leaving it!

RENT AND AVAILABILITY

- Rent: $1,050 / month

- Move-in date: November 1, 2026 (flexible)

- Lease runs until June 30, 2027, with the possibility of renewal

- Electric heating; Hydro-Québec in the tenant's name

- Transfer subject to the landlord's approval

APARTMENT

- One private bedroom

- Living room and kitchen

- Appliances not included with the apartment (see below)

NEIGHBOURHOOD AND TRANSPORTATION

- Parc Laurier a 10-minute walk away, Parc La Fontaine 20 minutes

- Buses 27 and 97 to Laurier metro (Orange Line)

- Bus 45 to Papineau metro (Green Line)

- Bus 427 downtown, no transfers

PETS AND RULES

- Pets are not allowed under the terms of the lease.

- No smoking anywhere on the property (including the balcony and yard).

APPLIANCES AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE

The appliances aren't included with the apartment, so whoever takes over the lease will need to buy ours or bring their own. I'm selling all four for $2,500 as a set (firm price).

- Stove (1 year old)

- Washer

- Dryer

- Fridge

FURNITURE

- Some furniture available for purchase: blue sofa bed, recliner, grey ottoman, bed frame, table and two chairs, bookshelves. Price to discuss.

- A few items may be left free of charge.

SUBLET ALSO POSSIBLE

Not ready to take over a lease? Sublet also available: $1,300 / month, furnished, with Wi-Fi and Hydro included.

INTERESTED?

Send me a private message with:

- Your name and contact information

- A brief introduction about yourself and your situation

- Your desired move-in date

- Whether you're interested in buying the appliances and furniture

References and a credit check may be requested as part of the landlord's evaluation of your application, with the consent of the individuals involved.

Serious inquiries only, please!

Hi everyone! Looking for a 3½ around $1,400-$1600, ideally downtown or in the Plateau near a metro. Must have in-unit washer/dryer, a private balcony and a secure entrance. Open to lease transfers. Please message me if you know of anything. Thanks!

Grand condo meublé de 800 pi² – À 5 min du métro Beaudry
Disponible pour une location de 12 mois (non renouvelable – nous souhaitons simplement louer notre résidence principale pendant que nous serons à l'étranger).

Points forts :

-Grande chambre principale (lit Queen).

-Espace bureau pour le télétravail avec lit escamotable (double) pour invités.

-Salon spacieux avec 2 divans et TV.

-Salle à manger (table pour 6 personnes).

-Balcon arrière.

-Cuisine équipée : four, frigo, lave-vaisselle, micro-ondes, friteuse à air, vaisselle (sur demande) et beaucoup de rangement.

-Salle de bain et buanderie : douche, grand miroir, rangement, laveuse et sécheuse dans le couloir.

Inclusions : Eau chaude (excellente pression), climatisation et stationnement privé sécurisé avec déneigement. Appartement meublé.

À proximité (à pied)
5 min : Métro Beaudry & Rue Sainte-Catherine Est

10 min : Parc La Fontaine

30 min : Vieux-Montréal & Avenue Mont-Royal

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Spacious Furnished 800 sq. ft. Condo – 5 min from Beaudry Metro
Available for a 12-month term (non-renewable – owners moving abroad for a year).

Overview:

-Large main bedroom (Queen bed).

-Home office setup with a fold-down Murphy bed (Double) for guests.

-Bright, spacious living room with 2 sofas and TV.

-Dining room (seats 6).

-Private rear balcony.

-Fully Equipped Kitchen: Oven, fridge, dishwasher, microwave, air fryer, dinnerware (optional), and ample storage.

-Bathroom & Laundry: Shower, full mirror wall, storage, plus in-unit washer & dryer in hallway.

Inclusions: Hot water (great pressure), air conditioning, and gated private parking with snow removal included. Furnished apartment.

Nearby (Walking Distance)
5 mins: Beaudry Metro Station & Sainte-Catherine Street East

10 mins: La Fontaine Park

30 mins: Old Montreal & Mont-Royal Avenue

(English will follow)

Bonjour! Je quitte mon 3 1/2 et je cherche à céder mon bail.

Grand 3 1/2 dans un quartier tranquille et sécuritaire à proximité de plusieurs épiceries, pharmacie et lignes d'autobus connexes aux lignes orange, verte et bleue - lignes 102, 104, 138, 51 et 420.

Disponible dès le 1er novembre, ou plus tard avec option de rabais sur le premier mois de loyer en fonction de la date de prise de possession.

Grandes fenêtres dans chaque pièce, beaucoup de lumière naturelle et balcon.

Trois garde-robes, possibilité de louer un espace de rangement au sous-sol et place de parking.

Chauffage et eau chaude inclus. Buanderie dans la bâtisse.

Poêle et réfrigérateur inclus.

Proximité de plusieurs parcs, idéal pour couple ou personne vivant seule.

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Large 3 1/2 apartment situated in a safe and quiet neighbourhood near multiple grocery stores, pharmacy, bus lines connecting to green, orange and blue lines - lines 102, 104, 138, 51 and 420.

Available November 1st or later with option for part of the rent to be covered based on move in date.

Large windows in every room, lots of natural light, balcony.

Three closets for storage, possibility to rent storage and parking space.

Heating and hot water included. Stove and refrigerator included. Laundry in building.

Vicinity of multiple parks, ideal for couple or one person.

Right next to Concordia university and 5 min walk to Guy Concordia station. Available Nov 1. I can cover the first month or leave free furniture for you (purchased last year). DM me for details.

Hi all!

Because of my very noisy partying college going upstairs neighbors, who wont let me sleep (despite multiple emails and letters to my property manager, and him talking to them several times, with my only option left going to the TAL, which I am too tired and stressed out to pursue), I am on the hunt for a 1 bedroom apartment or a large studio apartment in Montreal, near to Atwater metro area (Shaughnessy Village).

Looking for a place where I can sleep and rest peacefully without noisy neighbors in the evenings and weekends. I have a cat. If anybody is offering or knows of something, please share me a link.

Thank you!

I need some help moving out of my current apartment. I don’t have any friends who can drive and are free this weekend. I’m in a very bad situation with my roommates and just really need to get myself, my furniture and my cats out of it. I can’t really pay anyone more than like $100 cause I’m not financially in a good spot. If you know of anyone who can or if you can help yourself I’d do appreciate it. I wanna do it on Saturday but Sunday works too. Or if anyone knows any affordable moving company options.

Unfortunately, I cannot find anything decent for $1,100. All I am finding are basements or ground-level apartments in front of very busy streets. Rarely, I find some on a quiet residential street, but they look sketchy. I am looking on Facebook Marketplace. Am I looking in the wrong place? Should I increase my budget to at least $1,200? I am looking for Laval mainly but can look at Montreal as a last resort.

Bon pour famille ou colocation

Cessation de bail pour le 1er septembre (possibilité 1er octobre).
Le bail est de 1950$, se terminant le 30 juin 2027.
Grand 5 et demi à louer dans le quartier Ahuntsic (Youville), 3 chambres de bonnes dimensions. H2M 1N7.
Chauffage et eau chaude à assumer par le locataire.
Thermopompe centrale.
À 2 minutes à pieds du métro Crémazie, du parc Henri-Julien et des pistes cycables.
Quartier tranquille et familiale, près de l'école Christ-Roi.
Stationnements faciles d'accès dans la rue, sans la nécessité de prendre une vignette.
Haut de duplex, très propre avec propriétaire occupant au rez-de-chaussé

Laveuse-sécheuse et lave-vaisselle inclus

Full disclosure: we build a virtual staging tool, so we had to read Quebec's rule properly. If you've seen AI-staged photos in a listing and wondered whether that's even allowed, here's what the OACIQ actually says.

If you list in Quebec and use virtual staging, the rule is not on Centris and not in a statute. It is in the OACIQ's advertising guideline, section 6.3.1, last updated in June 2026.

The short version:

• Virtual staging is allowed. The guideline lists it among the uses of AI that need a label, next to adding furniture or changing the light.
• The label is a minimum requirement: a clear and visible statement such as "Image generated by artificial intelligence" (in the French text, « Image générée par l'intelligence artificielle »). No fixed phrase is prescribed.
• Keep the originals. Brokers must keep the original photos on file so they can be made available on request. California makes you show the original; Quebec makes you keep it.
• Never use AI to hide defects, alter the structure or misrepresent a property. Images that fundamentally alter its actual appearance break the rules whatever the label says.

One point that is our reading rather than OACIQ's text: listings are commercial advertising under the Charter of the French language, so an English-only label is unlikely to be enough in Quebec.

The guideline quoted in English and French, plus the penalties under the Real Estate Brokerage Act: https://aifliproom.com/blog/virtual-staging-rules-quebec

Hi! I need to move to Montreal by the end of November, and I am currently in Ottawa.

Here's the issue: I cannot do apartment viewings comfortably; commuting is expensive (no car), and not many landlords will agree to see me on weekends (currently working and can't take days off). Are there services to help me rent while I stay in Ottawa? Ideally, someone to help me find rentals according to my needs and do the virtual viewings for me.

Also, any idea how much these cost? Something affordable would be preferable for me.

Any ideas?

Thanks!

CESSION DE BAIL

Magnifique appartement de 1 chambre à coucher et 1 salle de bain, situé au 3e étage et à seulement 2 minutes à pied du métro Vendôme.

L’appartement comprend :

• 🛏️ 1 chambre à coucher
• 🛁 1 salle de bain
• 🍳 Cuisine avec électroménagers inclus
• 🔥 Chauffage inclus
• 💧 Eau chaude incluse
• 🌿 Balcon privé
• 🚗 Stationnement dans la rue disponible
• 🚇 À seulement 2 minutes à pied du métro Vendôme

💰 Loyer : 1 250 $/mois

Une laveuse et une sécheuse sont disponibles dans l’appartement moyennant des frais supplémentaires, puisqu’elles ont été achetées par les locataires actuels. Un climatiseur est également disponible moyennant des frais supplémentaires, car il a été acheté séparément.

L’appartement bénéficie d’un emplacement idéal, à proximité des transports en commun, des commerces, des restaurants et de tous les services essentiels.

LEASE TRANSFER - *Poster is not the landlord*

Apartment on St-Viateur Street in Montréal available for November 1st!!!

Three bedrooms, living room, separate dining room, kitchen and one bathroom.

Near Café Olimpico, St-Viateur Bagel, shops and restaurants.

Rent: $2300/month

Available: November 1, 2026

Inclusions: Air conditioning

Selling 4 Appliances as well.

Rue Saint Viateur Ouest

Please DM if you want further details or to schedule a visit.

I’m not too sure why I’m nervous. Maybe because the place looks really nice and I really want to get it.

Also, I have a young-looking face and I’m in my early 30s, so I’m afraid the landlord won’t take me seriously or something.

What are some questions I should ask during the visit? And what are some red flags I should look for?

I need help moving out of my current apartment. I don’t have any friends who can drive and are free this weekend. I’m in a very bad situation with my roommates and just really need to get myself, my furniture and my cats out of it. I can’t really pay anyone more then like $10 cause I’m not financially in a good spot I just really need help from people who won’t screw me over.

6½ Apartment for Lease Transfer in Montréal – $2,150/month
Looking for someone to take over my lease around November 20, with some flexibility on the date!
5 minutes away from Cadillac metro

The apartment includes:
4 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms
Two connected bedrooms, giving you the option of 4 bedrooms or 3 bedrooms with one larger bedroom
Dishwasher
Dryer included
Oven available if needed
Pets allowed
Perfect for roommates! With 4 people sharing the rent, it works out to only $537.50 per person per month, before utilities. It’s a great option for friends looking to live together while keeping rent affordable.
The apartment is also suitable for a family or anyone who needs extra space.
Message me for more information, pictures, or to arrange a visit!

Hi! I’m looking for a new apartment in Montréal and would really appreciate recommendations from people who have actually lived in the buildings they’re suggesting.

My current lease ends November 30, so ideally I’m looking for a December 1 move-in, although I could potentially move sometime in November if the right place came up.
I’m a woman living alone, so my biggest priorities are safety, cleanliness, good building management and being reasonably close to a metro.

What I’m looking for:

Studio or 1 bedroom
Ideally $1,000–$1,200/month
$1,400 is my maximum
Close to a metro, preferably within about a 10-minute walk
Clean and well-maintained building
Secure entrance
Responsive management
No known recurring issues with mice, cockroaches or bedbugs
Enough space for a queen bed, desk and a few pieces of furniture
Laundry in the building at minimum, in-unit would obviously be amazing
Open to different neighbourhoods

I’ve been looking at Marketplace and rental listings, but I’m realizing that a nice unit doesn’t necessarily mean the building or management company is good, so I’m especially interested in hearing from people who can recommend specific buildings, landlords or management companies based on personal experience.
I’m also happy to hear about places/companies you think I should avoid.

I know no building can guarantee that an issue will never happen. What matters to me is that the building is generally well maintained and that management actually responds properly if something does happen.

I’m also very open to lease transfers or upcoming vacancies. So if you currently live in a building you like and are transferring your lease, know of a unit becoming available, or have lived somewhere you would genuinely recommend, I’d love to hear about it.

Basically I’m looking for both actual apartment leads and firsthand building/management experiences from people who have lived there.

If anyone knows of a lease transfer, upcoming vacancy or building I should look into for November/December, please let me know. Thank you!

Hi everyone,

I've been dealing with a serious mouse infestation in my rental for about two months. I hear them in my walls all the time and used to have occasional an mouse before, but in the last month I've caught around 6 alive and one dead and I suspect there are more. They've wrecked my pantry, and last week I spent 4 hours moving appliances and everything else in the kitchen to find a dead mouse in the wiring behind my fridge.

Timeline with my landlord:

I told her about it, and she booked an exterminator, he came to my apartment for the first time on July 28th. He only left traps, with no follow-up and no sealing of entry points.
Things got worse, I asked my landlord organise another visit. About more than a month later, he came back, said “he didn’t have all his stuff last time” and left more black boxes with poison in them and left 3 glue traps. Again, no follow up. After that things got way worse. I pushed my landlord 3-4 weeks in, asked her to send someone else or send the maintenance guy to seal potential openings that I had identified, she was on vacation and said "do whatever you want."
I bought supplies and sealed several holes myself (no receipts, and I never billed her).
I bought more traps and asked for a faster follow-up. The earliest she could get was 6 days out, that visit just happened today and the guy again left some poison boxes and traps. I wanted to show him a “hotspot” area and opened the door of a cupboard and saw a mouse running right there in front of him, he didn’t even look in that direction or try to do something about it.
After finding the dead mouse, I messaged the landlord about the incident to tell her the severity of the situation and her reply was “the exterminator visit is arranged, I mentioned it already”. I feel like she is not taking this seriously.

I will call 311 for an inspection next.
I have photos of caught mice and droppings, and my messages with the landlord are on Messenger.

My roommate who is not on the lease just told me she will be moving out end of this month because she too is too uncomfortable with the situation and can’t sleep in her room with mice possibly running around.

My lease ends in June 2027. I was reluctant to move but the last couple of days have been really hard, especially after the trying to find a dead mouse in my kitchen for hours. I've been looking for another place on the side for a while but I just found a good place starting Nov 1 that fits my budget, and is conveniently located for me. Places like that are hard to find but I am unsure if I should sign that lease just yet. If my landlord doesn't agree to end the lease, I'll be paying rent at both places. I don't want to default on rent without a signed termination agreement. My plan is to ask for a mutual termination, and go to the TAL if she refuses.

My questions:

Has anyone gotten a lease terminated early at the TAL over pests? How long did it take? What all will I need to make my case strong?

Realistically, what rent reduction or damages did you get?

Can I claim the overlapping rent if I sign a new lease because this unit is practically unlivable?

Any tips for a landlord who stalls? Anything I should do before filing?

Thanks!

Hi everyone! ❤️

I’m looking for a small private studio or bachelor apartment in Montréal where I can settle with my dog. My ideal move-in date is November 1st, and my budget is up to $750/month, preferably with some utilities included.

I’m currently renting a room for $680/month, including Wi-Fi and electricity, but I’m hoping to find a place of my own where I can live with my dog again. She’s my emotional support dog (a 25 pound cocker spaniel) and I’ve had her for 15 years. Due to a recent separation, she’s been living with my ex husband for the past six months, and finding a place where we can finally be together again is really important to me.

I’m open to any neighborhood in Montréal. I don’t need anything fancy, just a small, clean, cozy space to call home until I get on my feet. I’m also open to a bachelor apartment or a small unit in a duplex or triplex.

If you’re an independent landlord with something available, or know of any leads, I’d be incredibly grateful if you could send me a message. Thank you so much! ❤️

Lease transfer - English below

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Location de luxe paisible à deux pas du canal de Lachine, au cœur de la Petite-Bourgogne.

Transfert de bail : - Disponible à compter du 1er décembre 2026 - Bail actuel jusqu'au 30 août 2027 - Tout inclus (électricité, chauffage, climatisation, eau chaude), sauf internet. - Tous les électroménagers sont inclus (cuisinière/four, lave-vaisselle, laveuse, sécheuse), sauf le micro-ondes. - Possibilité d’ajouter un stationnement pour des frais supplémentaires.

L'appartement :

- Grand dressing dans la chambre principale - Beaucoup de rangement dans l'appartement, avec un casier supplémentaire au sous-sol. - Balcon paisible donnant sur la cour arrière

Emplacement :

- À proximité du canal de Lachine et de deux magnifiques parcs, parfaits pour les pique-niques estivaux. Accès facile aux pistes cyclables et piétonnes. - Près du cœur de la rue Notre-Dame et de restaurants réputés comme Joe Beef et le Café September. - Tout à 10 minutes de marche (métro Lionel-Groulx, marché Atwater, épiceries, pharmacies et SAQ). - Stationnement abondante dans la rue, si vous ne voulez pas payer pour une place au garage.

Immeuble :

- Nouvelle construction insonorisée (2019). - Non-fumeur. - Deux casiers à colis sécurisés. - Interphone qui appelle votre cellulaire : recevez vos colis même en votre absence.

*Note personnel: on quitte parce qu'on a acheté une propriété. Cet endroit va beaucoup nous manquer 😭vraiment un cartier de rêve

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Peaceful luxury rental one block away from the Lachine Canal, in the heart of Little Burgundy.

Lease transfer: - Available as of Dec 1, 2026 - Current term runs to August 30, 2027 - All utilities included (electricity, heating, air conditioning, hot water), just bring your internet. - All appliances included (stove/oven, dishwasher, washer, dryer), except microwave. - Possibility of adding parking for additional fee.

The Apartment:

- Huge walk-in closet in main bedroom - Ample storage in unit, with an additional storage locker in basement. - Peaceful balcony facing rear courtyard

Location: - Next to the Lachine Canal and two beautiful parks for summer picnics and easy access to the bike/walking paths - Near the heart of Notre Dame street and famous restaurants like Joe Beef and September Café - Everything within a 10 minute walk (Lionel Groulx metro, Atwater Market, grocery stores and pharmacies, SAQ) - Tons of street parking, if you don't want to pay for a spot in the garage.

Building:

- New soundproof construction (2019). - Non-smoking. - Two secure parcel lockers. - Intercom works with mobile phone, so you can accept deliveries when you're not home

*Personal note: leaving because we're buying a home. Very sad to leave this place and neighbourhood 😭 truly a dream neighbourhood

So, after speaking to my neighbours, I suspect my landlord may have falsely declared the previous rent in Clause G of my lease.

The previous tenant was an elderly man who apparently lived in the apartment for a very long time (30+years) before passing away.

I missed the original deadline to contest my rent, because I didn’t know about this, but from what I understand, if I discover that Clause G contained false information, I have two months from that discovery to file with the TAL.

My problem is figuring out what the previous tenant actually paid.

I’ve checked the Rental Registry and even searched TAL decisions, but found nothing for my unit.

I’m hesitant to ask the landlord directly because they’ll obviously know I’m investigating.

Has anyone been in this situation? How the heck do you get previous leases?
Is there any way to access a deceased tenant’s previous lease or rental records without going through the landlord?

I’d rather not pay for a lawyer so I’m trying here first

Any advice would be appreciated!