Montreal condo buildings · Updated September 13, 2026
Habitat 67

2600 Av. Pierre-Dupuy, Montreal · Also known as Habitat, 2600 Avenue Pierre-Dupuy
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Habitat 67 is Moshe Safdie's stacked-cube housing complex on the Cité du Havre peninsula, built for Expo 67 and now 146 privately owned homes. It is the most searched residential building in Montreal. It rates 4.5 out of 5 on Google from 485 reviews, though many come from visitors; units that reach the market have listed for well over $1 million.
- Address
- 2600 Av. Pierre-Dupuy, Montreal
- Neighbourhood
- Cité du Havre
- Completed
- 1967
- Storeys
- 12
- Suites
- 146
- Towers
- 1 complex
- Developer
- Canadian Corporation for the 1967 World Exposition
- Architect
- Moshe Safdie
- Transit
- About 150 m from the 777 bus stop on Avenue Pierre-Dupuy; the closest métro station, Place-d'Armes, is about 1.4 km away
About Habitat 67
Safdie developed Habitat from his master's thesis at McGill University and built it as a pavilion for Expo 67. It sits at 2600 Avenue Pierre-Dupuy, on a strip of land between the St. Lawrence River and the Old Port, and is recognised as an architectural landmark.
The complex was designed with 158 residences made of linked concrete modules; owners have combined some over the years, bringing the count to 146, according to Wikipedia and Dezeen. The New York Times reported in 1986 that the tenants bought the complex for $11.4 million.
Because it is also a tourist destination, the complex runs guided visits through habitat67.com. Google's review topics include guided tours and private property, so expect visitors around the grounds.
Safdie Architects describes 158 residences; Wikipedia and Dezeen say units were combined over the years to 146. Wikipedia gives the postal code as H3C 3R4, while Google's listing uses H3C 3R6. Daily Hive's 2022 mention of a convenience store may be out of date: Google marks the grocery-café at 2600 Avenue Pierre-Dupuy as permanently closed.
Where Habitat 67 is
Habitat 67 is at 2600 Av. Pierre-Dupuy in Cité du Havre. About 150 m from the 777 bus stop on Avenue Pierre-Dupuy; the closest métro station, Place-d'Armes, is about 1.4 km away.
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Habitat 67 building amenities
- Private terraces
- Tennis courts
- 24-hour doormen
- Snow removal
- On-site parking
Daily Hive's 2022 report on a unit for sale (tennis courts, 24-hour doormen, snow removal) and Google Maps listing attributes (private outdoor space, on-site parking).
Habitat 67 photos

Habitat 67 reviews: the Google rating
Google reviews are the largest public sample of resident opinion for most condo buildings. The breakdown matters more than the average: a building with as many one-star as five-star reviews is a very different place from one with a steady spread of fours.
4.5
★★★★★485 Google reviews
- 5 star347
- 4 star89
- 3 star26
- 2 star3
- 1 star20
What reviews mention most
- Design · 27
- Guided tour · 19
- Biking · 15
- Building structure · 14
- Architectural landmark · 8
- Private property · 8
- Brutalist architecture · 6
- Modular living · 3
Residents share this listing with the many people who visit Habitat 67, so topics like guided tours and biking reflect visitors as much as residents.
Google Maps listing, as of September 13, 2026. Topics are the themes Google identifies in reviews, with the number of reviews mentioning each. Read the reviews on Google Maps
What residents praise
- Architecture and design, the most-mentioned topic in Google reviews
- Private outdoor space for every unit, noted on Reddit
- Waterfront setting between the river and the Old Port
What residents complain about
- Tourist traffic: private property and guided tours are recurring Google review topics
- The closest métro station is about 1.4 km away
- Units rarely come up for sale and list well above $1 million
What people say about Habitat 67 on Reddit and forums
A summary of the threads that come up when people search for this building. Reddit skews toward people with a problem or a question, so weigh it alongside the Google breakdown above.
The overall picture
Most Reddit discussion of Habitat 67 comes from visitors and architecture fans rather than residents. The tone is admiring: commenters describe a lovely waterfront property where every unit has outdoor space, and a 140-comment r/montreal thread asks what living there is actually like.
Living there
PositiveA 2024 r/montreal thread with 140+ comments asks what it is like to live in Habitat 67, and a 2021 commenter calls it highly desirable, with green space and fresh air for each unit.
Architecture
PositiveThreads in r/brutalism and r/Damnthatsinteresting admire the design, and one commenter says it is full of residents and standing the test of time.
First impressions
MixedA 2026 visitor who saw it from Jacques Cartier Pier says it first looked like a favela from afar, a reaction that started a 270-comment thread.
The threads behind this summary
- What's It Like to Live in Habitat 67?
r/montreal · 2024 · 140+ comments
Question“I visited Habitat 67 as the last stop on my trip. I was amazed by this creative place and would love to live in one of these apartments.”
- Habitat 67 - Montreal, Canada
r/UrbanHell · 2021 · 90+ comments
Positive“It's a lovely waterfront property. Each unit has green space and access to fresh air. Highly desirable to live in.”
- Inside Habitat 67, Montreal
r/brutalism · 2021 · 50+ comments
Positive“Everyone loves this place. It's full of residents and is standing the test of time.”
- I am visiting Montreal and saw this weird building and not ...
r/montreal · 2026 · 270+ comments
Discussion“As the title says, I saw this building from Jacques Cartier Pier and at first thought it was something like a favela from afar.”
- Habitat 67, one of Montréal's most prominent architectural ...
r/Damnthatsinteresting · 2026 · 100+ comments
Discussion“I wonder if people living in it like it?”
Summaries are our reading of the linked threads and review pages. Excerpts are quoted verbatim from each thread’s public snippet, including spelling; open the thread for full context. Dates are approximate.
What's near Habitat 67: transit, restaurants and parks
Métro stations, bus stops, and the most-reviewed places within about a kilometre of 2600 Av. Pierre-Dupuy. Use the filters to show only what you care about, and select a marker for photos, details and walking directions.
Transit stop locations are from STM schedule data. Place locations come from Google Maps listings and are rounded to about 100 m, so a marker can sit a little off the actual entrance.
Transit near Habitat 67
The closest métro station to Habitat 67 is Place-d'Armes Station on Orange Line, about a 22-minute walk (1410 m). Bus route 777 stop within 500 m.
Métro stations
- 2
Place-d'Armes Station
Orange Line
22 min · 1410 m - 2
Champ-de-Mars Station
Orange Line
23 min · 1490 m - 2
Square-Victoria–OACI Station
Orange Line
24 min · 1510 m
Bus routes within 500 m
- 777Jean-Drapeau / Casino / BonaventureNearest stop: Pierre-Dupuy / de la Concorde2 min · 150 m
Stations and routes from the STM’s official schedule data (STM GTFS schedule data, Société de transport de Montréal, published August 5, 2026). Overnight routes are not shown. Walking times are estimates based on straight-line distance. View the dataset
Restaurants, parks and things to do near Habitat 67
Restaurants near Habitat 67
- No free photo available9 min walk
Bota Bota, spa-sur-l'eau
Spa and health club
★★★★★4.3 (6,464)
Entrée McGill et, R. de la Commune O · 550 m
- No free photo available11 min walk
Croisières AML · Vieux-Port-de-Montréal | Billetterie et embarquements
Cruise agency
★★★★★4.3 (1,948)
200 De la Commune St W · 710 m
- No free photo available14 min walk
- No free photo available14 min walk
Restaurant Méchant Boeuf
Restaurant
★★★★★4.4 (3,189)
124 Rue St-Paul Ouest · 900 m
- No free photo available14 min walk
- No free photo available14 min walk
Le Bateau-Mouche at the Old Port of Montreal
Restaurant
★★★★★4.4 (2,838)
Horloge - View Port de Montreal, 55 Quai d'accostage · 910 m
Cafés and bakeries near Habitat 67
- No free photo available12 min walk
- No free photo available14 min walk
Chez Potier - Épicerie gourmande
Gourmet grocery store
★★★★★4.5 (581)
630 Wellington St · 870 m
- No free photo available14 min walk
- No free photo available14 min walk
- No free photo available15 min walk
- No free photo available15 min walk
Le Petit Dep|Café-Épicerie Fine|St-Paul
Coffee shop
★★★★★4.3 (1,091)
179 Rue St-Paul Ouest · 930 m
Grocery stores near Habitat 67
- No free photo available19 min walk
Parks and green space near Habitat 67
- No free photo available7 min walk
- No free photo available7 min walk
- No free photo available9 min walk
- No free photo available12 min walk
- No free photo available14 min walk
- No free photo available14 min walk
Things to do near Habitat 67
- No free photo available7 min walk
Port of Montreal Tower
Tourist attraction
★★★★★4.5 (357)
200 De la Commune St W · 460 m
- No free photo available13 min walk
Montreal Museum of Archaeology and History
Archaeological museum
★★★★★4.6 (8,611)
350 Place Royale · 850 m
- No free photo available14 min walk
Place de la Grande-Paix-de-Montréal
Historical landmark
★★★★★4.5 (339)
Pl. d'Youville · 890 m
- No free photo available14 min walk
Scandinave Spa (Vieux-Montréal)
Spa
★★★★★4.4 (2,262)
71 De la Commune St W · 900 m
- No free photo available15 min walk
Ghosts From Old Montreal
Sightseeing tour agency
★★★★★4.9 (669)
360 R. Saint-François-Xavier · 930 m
- No free photo available15 min walk
Places and ratings from Google Maps listings, retrieved September 13, 2026. Restaurants and cafés are limited to places rated 4.3 or higher, and every category is filtered to listings with enough reviews to be meaningful. Walking times are estimates based on straight-line distance. Businesses open, close and move, so check before you go.
Who Habitat 67 suits, and who should look elsewhere
A good fit for
Buyers who want to own a piece of architectural history, with a private terrace and river views, and who don't mind a car-oriented location and visitors on the grounds.
Look elsewhere if you are
You want to walk to a métro station, or you want a building where no one comes to take photos.
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Habitat 67 FAQ
Can you live in Habitat 67?
Yes. Habitat 67 is a residential complex of 146 homes. The New York Times reported in 1986 that the tenants bought the complex for $11.4 million, and units still change hands on the open market.
How much does a Habitat 67 condo cost?
Units are rare and expensive. The Canadian Encyclopedia noted two units listed in 2018 at $1.3 million to $1.5 million, and STOREYS reported a three-bedroom, two-bathroom unit listed at just under $1.7 million in 2023.
Can you visit Habitat 67?
Yes, through guided visits booked on habitat67.com, which says it has welcomed more than 30,000 visitors since 2017. The grounds are private property, and Google reviewers often mention both.
What métro station is closest to Habitat 67?
The closest métro station to Habitat 67 is Place-d'Armes Station on Orange Line, about a 22-minute walk (1410 m). Bus route 777 stop within 500 m.
What grocery stores are near Habitat 67?
The closest well-reviewed grocery stores are Le Beau Marché at 366 R. Notre Dame O (19 min walk).
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Sources
- Wikipedia: Habitat 67
- Safdie Architects: Habitat 67
- Dezeen: Moshe Safdie donates his Habitat 67 apartment to McGill (2022)
- The New York Times: Habitat 67 is sold to its residents (1986)
- The Canadian Encyclopedia: Habitat 67
- STOREYS: Rare unit in Habitat 67 hits the market (2023)
- Daily Hive: Condo for sale inside Habitat 67 (2022)
- Visiter Habitat 67
- Google Maps listing (snapshot September 13, 2026)
- STM GTFS schedule data, Société de transport de Montréal
- 5 Reddit threads and review pages, linked above
Researched September 13, 2026. Ratings and resident opinion change; check the linked sources for the latest before making a decision.