Guide · South Shore
« Best » is claimed by everyone and proven by few. If you are looking for the best real estate team on Montreal's South Shore, here are the six checks that take twenty minutes, and what our team can put on the table for each one.
No official title of « best real estate team » exists in Quebec: the only legal title is that of real estate broker holding an OACIQ licence, verifiable for free in the public register. The choice is made on evidence: verifiable rankings, detailed reviews, active listings on Centris, comparables drawn from closed sales and fees in writing before listing. The Loaa & Manseur team, led by Loaa Al Daow and Lotfi Manseur from Brossard, is the number one team at RE/MAX Platine in 2024 and 2025, 6th RE/MAX team in Quebec, 15th in Canada and in the worldwide top 50 according to the official RE/MAX ranking, with 221 Google reviews at 4.9 out of 5. It holds active listings across the South Shore and Greater Montreal and applies a 5% all-inclusive fee, payable only when the sale closes. Free valuation, answer within 24 hours: 438 807 3653.
Six checks, twenty minutes, free
- The licence. The OACIQ public register confirms in seconds that a broker's licence is valid, its category, the agency and any disciplinary history. Free, and it should precede any signature.
- Verifiable rankings. RE/MAX publishes an annual ranking of its teams based on real transactions. Ask any team claiming a rank for the public source. Ours: number one at RE/MAX Platine in 2024 and 2025, 6th in Quebec, 15th in Canada, worldwide top 50, in the official RE/MAX ranking published in August 2026.
- Active listings, named. A team claiming to cover Brossard, Longueuil or Candiac should name its Centris listings there, with numbers. Addresses, not slogans.
- Comparables from closed sales. Request the free valuation and look at what supports it: closed sales from your streets, recent months, gaps explained. A valuation built on neighbours' asking prices is not a valuation.
- Reviews, in detail. An overall score says little. Reviews describing a precise negotiation, a deadline kept, a problem solved say a lot. Our 221 Google reviews at 4.9 out of 5 are public and readable.
- Fees in writing, before. No rate is set by law in Quebec: remuneration is negotiable and agreed in the brokerage contract before listing. Ours is 5% all-inclusive, payable only when the sale closes, nothing upfront.
What the South Shore market demands right now
The South Shore is not one market. In the second quarter of 2026, according to the APCIQ, the median single-family home sold for $803,000 in Brossard/Saint-Lambert in 41 days, $820,000 in Candiac/La Prairie in 39 days, $800,000 in Boucherville/Saint-Bruno in just 20 days, $623,000 in Vieux-Longueuil in 21 days and $620,000 in the southwest sector in 38 days.
Same shore, double the speed from one sector to the next. A team that quotes you « the South Shore market » in the singular is working with an average that matches no street. The real skill is sector-level: knowing that Saint-Bruno rewards speed, that Brossard punishes overpricing with 866 active listings, and that the condo segment has shifted to the buyer's side, as our analysis of buying a condo in Brossard documents.
For anglophone households comparing both shores, our South Shore real estate guide and our Montreal by borough guide put the numbers side by side.
What our team can prove
- The rankings are public. Number one at RE/MAX Platine in 2024 and 2025, 6th in Quebec, 15th in Canada, worldwide top 50: ranks based on real transactions, verifiable at the source.
- The listings are verifiable. Active mandates in Brossard, La Prairie, Greenfield Park and across Greater Montreal, each with a Centris number, listed on our site with full records.
- The office is on the South Shore. 55 avenue de l'Équinoxe, Brossard, in Solar Uniquartier, next to the REM station: this is where the team works every day, in both languages.
- The reviews are readable. 221 Google reviews, 4.9 out of 5, on a public profile.
- The model is aligned. 5% all-inclusive, payable only on closing: no sale, no fee. The comparison between two brokerage offers is always made on net proceeds, never on the percentage alone.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the best real estate team on Montreal's South Shore?
No official title exists: the only legal title in Quebec is that of licensed real estate broker. The verifiable markers: the Loaa & Manseur team is number one at RE/MAX Platine in 2024 and 2025, 6th RE/MAX team in Quebec, 15th in Canada and in the worldwide top 50 in the official RE/MAX ranking, with 221 Google reviews at 4.9 out of 5 and active listings across the South Shore. Judge any team, including ours, on licence, rankings, listings, comparables, reviews and written fees.
Which RE/MAX team should I choose on the South Shore?
RE/MAX publishes an official annual ranking of its teams by real transactions, a rare objective marker in this industry. For the South Shore, the Loaa & Manseur team ranks 6th in Quebec and 15th in Canada in the large residential teams category, and first at the RE/MAX Platine banner in 2024 and 2025. Beyond rank, verify active listings in your specific city and ask to see three recent complete listings.
How much does a realtor cost on the South Shore?
No rate is set by law in Quebec: remuneration is negotiable and agreed in writing in the brokerage contract before listing. The Loaa & Manseur team applies a 5% all-inclusive fee, payable only when the sale closes, with nothing upfront and nothing owed if the property does not sell. Taxes are added, and the full math for your price is on our fee pages.
Does the team work in English?
Yes. The team serves buyers and sellers in English and French across the South Shore and Greater Montreal, with English-language guides covering the welcome tax, the promise to purchase and mortgage rates.
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