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Updated September 13, 2026

Montreal condo buildings: reviews, amenities and photos

Montreal's most searched condo and apartment buildings, from Habitat 67 and Westmount Square to Maestria and Humaniti, with the Google rating residents give each one, what they say on Reddit, verified building facts, amenities, photos and a map. Where a building has a problem, the page says so.

Of the completed buildings here, L'Avenue has the strongest Google rating at 4.6 out of 5, and Maestria the weakest at 3.0. Each page shows the full star breakdown, because an average hides whether a building is consistently fine or sharply divided.

Map of Montreal condo buildings

Select a marker to open the building card.

Compare buildings at a glance

BuildingNeighbourhoodCompletedStoreysSuitesGoogle rating
Habitat 67Cité du Havre1967121464.5 (485)
Westmount SquareWestmount196721 (each residential tower)Not verifiedNo listing
MaestriaQuartier des Spectacles202461 and 581,7503.0 (233)
HumanitiQuartier International202139Not verified4.0 (325)
IcôneDowntown2016393583.9 (78)
L'AvenueDowntown2017503504.6 (54)
TOM CondosDowntown2018403223.1 (78)
Laurent & ClarkQuartier des Spectacles202326 and 213443.9 (36)
AltitudeDowntown201333192No listing
Le CartierGolden Square Mile1964321883.5 (82)
NordelecPointe-Saint-Charles20158Not verified4.1 (45)
MystPointe-Saint-Charles20156Not verified4.6 (41)
1 Square PhillipsDowntown202561Not verified3.4 (14)
YULDowntown2017388734.1 (133)
Tour des CanadiensDowntown2016505524.1 (113)

Google ratings are snapshots of each building’s Google Maps listing, with the review count in brackets. Suite counts marked not verified had no reliable source.

Downtown condo buildings

Pointe-Saint-Charles condo buildings

Quartier des Spectacles condo buildings

Cité du Havre condo buildings

Golden Square Mile condo buildings

Quartier International condo buildings

Westmount condo buildings

How these building guides are made

Buildings are chosen by how often people search for them by name. Facts such as storeys, suites, completion year, developer and architect come from Wikipedia, developer pages and building profiles on condos.ca, Strata and brokerage sites, and each page lists its sources and notes where they disagree.

Ratings come from each building’s Google Maps listing, shown with the full star breakdown and the topics Google identifies in the reviews. Resident commentary comes from Reddit threads and review sites, quoted in short verbatim excerpts with links. Photos are Creative Commons images from Wikimedia Commons, credited on every page. Nothing is paid placement.

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