Where to rent in Montreal?
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Where to rent in Montreal?
I may get the chance to spend 6 months in Montreal from November. The company is offering around 2300 Canadian dollars per month towards the accomodation. Would like a modern 2 bed apartment in an area where there is some chance of a social life, i.e. bars, restaurants etc. Any ideas?
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appartment in montreal
hello Sir,
i live outside Montreal but have been working downtown montreal before...so just give me a few days and ill do a search and try to find you the best place at the best price...take care.
i live outside Montreal but have been working downtown montreal before...so just give me a few days and ill do a search and try to find you the best place at the best price...take care.
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2300$ a month for accommodation in Montréal 
No budget issues then.
You should Google best place to live in Montreal.
One of the result:
What is the best area of Montréal in which to live?
As most of them are saying, I would go for "The plateau Mont-Royal"
No budget issues then.
You should Google best place to live in Montreal.
One of the result:
What is the best area of Montréal in which to live?
As most of them are saying, I would go for "The plateau Mont-Royal"
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With that kind of rent money, you can afford to be picky!
Outremont is very nice and posh. But the hippest part of town is the Plateau Mont-Royal. Lots of great places to eat and great scenery of the movable two-legged variety to watch. NDG is not bad but a bit far removed from metro lines, unless you're near Monkland Village which is pretty hip and mostly anglophone.
Get a cheap but solid bicycle, and teach yourself to bike around Montreal. Best way to get around. I park my car on the South Shore now when I go into the city for work, and ride the remaining 20 or so kilometers on my bike. Great fun, and faster than a car downtown, with no parking hassles.
Outremont is very nice and posh. But the hippest part of town is the Plateau Mont-Royal. Lots of great places to eat and great scenery of the movable two-legged variety to watch. NDG is not bad but a bit far removed from metro lines, unless you're near Monkland Village which is pretty hip and mostly anglophone.
Get a cheap but solid bicycle, and teach yourself to bike around Montreal. Best way to get around. I park my car on the South Shore now when I go into the city for work, and ride the remaining 20 or so kilometers on my bike. Great fun, and faster than a car downtown, with no parking hassles.
