Posted Oct 24, 2025, 9:51 PM
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Volatile Pacivist
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Nova Scotia
Posts: 11,366
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Originally Posted by Rico Rommheim
True. On my way back home from Trois-Rivieres last week, I was STUNNED to see a pretty impressive new cluster in Terrebonne. I mean I knew about it via Agoramtl but I had yet to see it with my own eyes. It doesn't look like Vienna or anything, but it's impressive.
Brossard now has a massive new cluster at the REM, along with the riverside one it already had. Brossard will soon have a third cluster with towers up to 40 floors at Panama. Longueuil now has a legit skyline, and Nun's Island has two separate clusters. Vaudreuil has one too now, and sure Laval has a bunch of small ones. So yes, Montreal has a number of off-island suburban clusters, OF COURSE, none of them are anywhere near the one's in suburban Vancouver and TO. Those are monsters.
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Originally Posted by MolsonExport
Let's see some photos of these new highrise clusters in greater Montreal.
There were a few when I last lived there, but none that were anywhere near the scope of what you saw then in Vancouver (e.g., Metrotown, New West, Burquitlam, Surrey City Centre) and Toronto (take your pick of a dozen or more such clusters).
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Yes I wanna see them as well. I don't recall seeing any other clusters the last time I was there but that was almost 5 years ago now. Well, technically I went downtown in 2023 during a flight connection but didn't explore other areas.
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