Guide · Brossard
In Brossard, a house takes 41 days to sell. In Saint-Bruno, at the same price, 20. That gap is not a fun statistic: it is exactly where the difference between a good realtor and another one gets decided.
No official title of « best realtor in Brossard » exists in Quebec: the law only recognizes the title of real estate broker holding an OACIQ licence, verifiable for free in the public register. The choice rests on evidence: active listings verifiable on Centris, comparables drawn from closed sales, detailed client reviews and fees in writing before listing. The Loaa & Manseur team, led by Loaa Al Daow and Lotfi Manseur, has its offices at 55 avenue de l'Équinoxe in Brossard. It 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 currently holds four listings in Brossard and applies a 5% all-inclusive fee payable only when the sale closes. According to the APCIQ, single-family homes in the Brossard/Saint-Lambert sector sold at a median of $803,000 in 41 days in the second quarter of 2026. Free valuation, answer within 24 hours: 438 807 3653.
Brossard is the slowest sector on the South Shore
Here is the comparison nobody publishes, from the APCIQ barometer for the second quarter of 2026. Five neighbouring sectors, single-family homes, same quarter:
| APCIQ sector | Median price | Days on market | 5-year growth |
|---|---|---|---|
| Candiac / La Prairie | $820,000 | 39 days | +33% |
| Brossard / Saint-Lambert | $803,000 | 41 days | +26% |
| Boucherville / Saint-Bruno | $800,000 | 20 days | +38% |
| Vieux-Longueuil | $623,000 | 21 days | +36% |
| Southwest (Saint-Constant, Delson) | $620,000 | 38 days | +42% |
Look at the first three lines. Brossard and Saint-Bruno show practically the same median price, yet Saint-Bruno sells twice as fast. The reason is inventory: 866 active listings in Brossard for 486 sales in the quarter, up 11%. Lots of buyer choice means lots of seller competition. A Brossard owner pricing like it is Saint-Bruno ends up cutting the price six weeks later.
The condo is the segment to watch most closely: median $404,000 down 3%, 50 days on market, inventory up 18%. Our full analysis of buying a condo in Brossard shows why that segment has moved to the buyer's side.
Six checks, twenty minutes, free
- The licence. The OACIQ public register confirms validity, category, agency and disciplinary history in seconds.
- Real listings in Brossard. A realtor claiming to cover Brossard should name active Centris listings here, with numbers. Addresses, not a region.
- Comparables cited. Request the free valuation and check what supports it: closed sales from your streets, recent months, gaps explained.
- Marketing, shown. Ask to see three recent complete listings. The work is judged on what is published, not promised.
- Reviews, in detail. A precise negotiation, a deadline kept, a problem solved say more than any average.
- Fees in writing, before. No rate is set by law in Quebec: remuneration is negotiable and agreed in the brokerage contract before listing.
Beware of the realtor promising a price well above everyone else without documenting it. It is the oldest signature-getting trick in the book, and in a 41-day market it costs six weeks and a public price cut.
What the Loaa & Manseur team can show
The office is in Brossard. 55 avenue de l'Équinoxe, in Solar Uniquartier, next to DIX30 and the REM station. Not a sector the team visits, the one where it works daily, in English and French.
The listings are verifiable. Four current mandates in Brossard, each with a Centris number: 605 rue de l'Escale app. 1002 at $799,000 (22848140), 5225 rue Charpentier at $249,000 (12392549), 8149 rue Nicolet for rent at $2,000 per month (26116169) and 5625 boulevard Chevrier app. 5 for rent at $1,850 per month (15391845).
The rankings are public. Number one at RE/MAX Platine in 2024 and 2025, 6th in Quebec, 15th in Canada, worldwide top 50, based on real transactions.
The reviews are readable. 221 Google reviews, 4.9 out of 5, on a public profile.
The fee is aligned. 5% all-inclusive, payable only on closing: no sale, no fee. On a home sold at $803,000, the sector median, that is $40,150 before taxes, taken from the sale proceeds at the notary. The comparison between two offers is always made on net proceeds, never on percentage alone.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the best realtor in Brossard?
No official title exists: Quebec law only recognizes licensed real estate brokers. The choice rests on verifiable evidence: a valid OACIQ licence, active Centris listings in Brossard, comparables built on closed sales, detailed reviews and written fees. The Loaa & Manseur team has its offices in Brossard, holds four listings in the city, ranks 6th in Quebec and 15th in Canada in the official RE/MAX ranking, and shows 221 Google reviews at 4.9 out of 5.
How long does it take to sell a house in Brossard?
An average of 41 days for a single-family home in the Brossard/Saint-Lambert sector in Q2 2026, per the APCIQ, versus 20 days in Boucherville/Saint-Bruno at virtually the same price. Condos average 50 days with inventory up 18%. High inventory makes the entry price decisive: well-priced homes sell on schedule, overpriced ones age publicly.
How much does a realtor cost in Brossard?
No rate is set by law: remuneration is negotiable and agreed in writing before listing. The Loaa & Manseur team applies a 5% all-inclusive fee, payable only when the sale closes, nothing upfront, nothing if the property does not sell. On a sale at the sector median of $803,000, that represents $40,150 before taxes, deducted from proceeds at the notary.
What is the housing market like in Brossard in 2026?
Two-speed. Single-family homes hold at a median of $803,000, up 2%, but with 41 days on market and rising inventory that punish overpricing. Condos have shifted to a buyer's market: median $404,000 down 3%, 50 days, inventory up 18%, pressured by new towers around DIX30 and Solar Uniquartier. Strategy differs completely between the two segments.
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First-time buyer? Start with the CELIAPP in English, the FHSA guide with the 2026 contribution limits and the down payment math for the South Shore.
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