MONTREAL
Sell or Buy in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
HOMA, Promenade Ontario, on the rise
Hochelaga-Maisonneuve, known as HOMA, is the neighborhood that best shows the transformation of east Montreal. Rising values, new projects like Canoë, and young families moving in for prices that are still reachable. Dora Mazzeo has been guiding buyers and sellers through this fast-moving market for 7 years.
2026 MARKET
Real estate market in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
$340,000Condo
$720,000Plex
+7%Year-over-year trend
Source: APCIQ / Centris 2026
NEIGHBORHOOD LIFE
Why choose Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
Sub-sectors
- • Hochelaga
- • Maisonneuve
- • Promenade Ontario
Landmarks
- • Olympic Park
- • Botanical Garden
- • Parc Maisonneuve
- • Marché Maisonneuve
- • Château Dufresne
Transit and schools
Metro Pie-IX, Viau, Joliette (green line), future REM Assomption station, and the coming blue line extension.
LOCAL EXPERTISE
Dora Mazzeo's services in Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
Dora knows HOMA block by block. The streets gaining value like Ontario, the triplexes still under-priced, the fix-and-hold opportunities. Honest pricing, targeted marketing, firm negotiation. No fluff.
REAL ESTATE FAQ
Frequently asked questions about Hochelaga-Maisonneuve
- Is HOMA a good place to buy a first plex?
- Yes. It has one of the best risk-to-return profiles on the island. Triplexes still sell at reachable entry prices, and the combination of gentrification and the blue metro line extension gives strong upside over 5 to 10 years.
- Will the blue line extension affect prices?
- Yes. Every new metro station in Montreal has historically added 10 to 20% to property values within 800 meters. The effect usually starts building as soon as the construction is announced, not just when the line opens.
- What's the difference between Hochelaga and Maisonneuve?
- Hochelaga, the western half, is denser with more plexes and condos. Maisonneuve, the eastern half, has more single-family homes and heritage architecture like Château Dufresne and Marché Maisonneuve.