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Chez Estatefunnel, nous avons la chance de collaborer avec Royal LePage Altitude, une équipe qui se distingue par son authenticité et sa vision moderne du courtage immobilier. Royal LePage Altitude met véritablement l’humain au cœur de sa pratique, en valorisant le côté relationnel, la confiance et l’écoute — des qualités qui font toute la différence dans un marché en constante évolution. Nous saluons également leur ouverture à l’innovation technologique, qui démontre une volonté sincère d’évoluer et d’offrir toujours plus de valeur à leurs courtiers et à leurs clients. C’est un réel plaisir de collaborer avec une équipe aussi passionnée, professionnelle et tournée vers l’avenir. — L’équipe Estatefunnel

Super sympas et ultra pros, toujours là pour répondre à mes questions et me guider. Je recommande à 100 % si vous cherchez une agence de confiance !

Great service and professional!

Service de qualité A1! Je recommande hautement.

Super équipe professionnelle

Une équipe de courtiers passionnés et professionnels !

Very knowledgmbale agents and great service

Great service and agents, Asal jami helped us to buy our pre sale condo

Very good service, so friendly & knowledgeable agents. I highly recommend this office

Great service, great team, very professional and trustworthy! I would recommend.

I am writing about my experience with broker Grégoire Picard at Royal LePage Altitude in Montreal. July 25: I booked an apartment viewing through their website, choosing a date and time listed as available. July 26: Mr. Picard replied saying viewings must be booked 48 hours in advance. This rule is not stated anywhere on the booking page. His tone was curt and dismissive. After I asked for the next available slot, a viewing was scheduled for July 29. July 29: Mr. Picard arrived early and started calling me 15 minutes before the appointment, saying he was in a rush. I was there 5 minutes early; my wife needed 5 more minutes. He was visibly agitated. The viewing lasted about 8 minutes — no information about the building, lease terms, or amenities was provided. July 29 (evening): I emailed Mr. Picard confirming our interest in the apartment and asking what documents we needed to submit. August 6 (after second follow-up): Only after I sent a second email did Mr. Picard reply — informing me the apartment had already been rented out. We were interested, we were ready to submit documents immediately, and we were likely among the first to view the apartment. But because our email was ignored for over a week, we lost the opportunity entirely. This is unacceptable from a licensed real estate broker.