Neighbourhood guide · Greater Montréal
Old Montréal. Lofts, grey stone and the river.
Where the city began: cobblestone streets, 18th- and 19th-century grey-stone buildings, and luxury lofts and condos facing the Old Port and the river.
- Properties
- Lofts, heritage condos, penthouses
- Best light
- Blue hour
- Airspace
- Check the area
( 01 ) What sells here
Three assets to showcase.
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Living heritage
Lofts and condos in historic buildings: beams, stone and tall windows.
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The river
The Old Port, the Grande Roue and the St. Lawrence as a backdrop.
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A lively setting
Restaurants, galleries and public squares at the foot of the building.
( 02 ) Our shot plan
From the sky to the street.
A typical shoot in the area. We adapt it to each property and to the light of the day.
- 01 · Drone
From the river towards the city at blue hour, subject to authorization.
- 02 · Ground
Façade, lobby, entrance and stone details.
- 03 · Neighbourhood
Cobblestone streets, terraces and the Old Port.
Much of Greater Montréal lies near Montréal–Trudeau or Saint-Hubert airports: a NAV CANADA authorization is often required. We take care of it.
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