Street · Montréal
Rue Saint-André, Montréal
4,078 dwellings in Montréal, across 4 boroughs (Le Plateau-Mont-Royal, Ville-Marie, Villeray–Saint-Michel–Parc-Extension, Rosemont–La Petite-Patrie). What this street looks like before you rent there, in plain words.
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What the full report adds for an address on rue Saint-André
This page covers the whole street. The report covers one address, with what is around that exact building:
- The buildingYear built, number of apartments, use, and the permits for work in the last 10 years.
- The rentThe asking rent next to the average, how the average has changed since 2019, and your rights on increases.
- Lead in the waterWater tests at the building and close by: lead or not, and the year.
- Flooding and soilFlood zones and contaminated land at the exact address, with the distance.
- NoiseRailway lines and level crossings, highways and main streets, with the distance.
- Groceries, pharmacies and restaurantsHow many within a 5-minute walk, and the nearest of each by name.
- SchoolsThe nearest public and private schools by name, with the walking time, and the link to the school board.
- Health and daycaresThe CLSC and the nearest emergency rooms, and licensed daycares within a walk.
- ParkingWhat applies in front of the building, paid spaces and public lots.
- Police and fire callsWithin a 3-minute walk of the address, by category.
- The rental courtA search of the rental court's (TAL) decisions for the address.
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The homes on the street
4,078 dwellings at 2,423 civic addresses on the street, as the province's address file lists them.
Source: Ministère des Ressources naturelles et des Forêts, Adresses Québec (Référentiel québécois des adresses), CC-BY 4.0, adapted.
Average rents in the area
CMHC rental-market zones: “Downtown Montréal/Îles-des-Soeurs”, “Plateau-Mont-Royal”, “Villeray/St-Michel/Pc-Extension”, “Hochelaga-Maisonneuve”, “Rosemont/La Petite-Patrie”. October 2025 averages for purpose-built rental buildings of 3 units or more; long-time tenants included, so a new lease often costs more.
| Unit size | Average rent, October 2025 |
|---|---|
| Studio (1½ or 2½) | $802 – $1,268 |
| 3½ (1 bedroom) | $931 – $1,598 |
| 4½ (2 bedrooms) | $1,314 – $2,092 |
| 5½ and larger (3+ bedrooms) | $1,641 – $2,262 |
Adapted from Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), Rental Market Survey, October 2025 — does not imply CMHC endorsement.
Métro and buses
Métro stations within 500 m of an address on the street: Laurier (line orange, about 150 m), Beaubien (line orange, about 150 m), Berri-UQAM (lines yellow, orange and green, about 200 m), Sherbrooke (line orange, about 200 m), Mont-Royal (line orange, about 200 m), Jean-Talon (lines blue and orange, about 250 m), Beaudry (line green, about 300 m), Rosemont (line orange, about 350 m) and 1 more stations.
STM bus lines with a stop along the street: 11, 13, 14, 18, 25, 27, 29, 47, 56, 92, 93, 95, 97, 99, 150, 193, 197, 350, 355, 358, 364, 368, 370, 372, 445.
Source: STM (GTFS data). Adresscan is not affiliated with the Société de transport de Montréal.
Schools and everyday services nearby
Schools within about 500 m of an address on the street: École Gadbois (primary, public, French); Collège Royal du Québec (secondary, private); Collège Royal du Québec, formation à distance (secondary, private); École Le Vitrail (primary and secondary, public, French); École Saint-Arsène (primary, public, French); École Marie-Favery (primary, public, French) and 17 more.
Within about 300 m of an address on the street: 173 grocery stores and 16 pharmacies.
Nearest hospital emergency room: Hôpital Jean-Talon, about 2.1 km from the middle of the street, as the crow flies.
Source: Ministère de l'Éducation (school locations), CC-BY 4.0; Ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux (health facilities); Ville de Montréal (food businesses), CC-BY 4.0, and © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
Flooding, soil and railways
Official flood zones are not mapped here in the data Adresscan has; check the city's flood map.
32 sites in the province's contaminated land register within about 100 m of the street; the report for an address says how far and whether the work is done.
A railway line runs about 50 m from the street.
Source: MELCCFP (flood zones — BDZI; contaminated land register), CC-BY 4.0; Ministère des Transports et de la Mobilité durable (railway network); Transport Canada (level crossings).
Parking
From the 844 parking signs the city has published along the street: parking reserved for resident permit holders (SRRR) on part of the street (288 signs); street cleaning, with no parking for an hour or two once a week, April 1 to December 1; the day changes from one block to the next; time limits on some blocks.
1,287 paid street spaces within about 100 m of an address on the street, $2.50 to $4.25 an hour.
12 public parking lots within about 300 m of the street.
Rules change from one block to the next: the report for an address gives what applies in front of that building and the lots nearby.
Source: Ville de Montréal (on-street parking signs), CC-BY 4.0, adapted; Agence de mobilité durable (paid parking), CC-BY 4.0; © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) and the cities' open data.
Police and fire calls
In the last 3 years (to October 2026): 1,743 police reports and 3,684 fire department calls reported within about 100 m of an address on the street, about 581 police reports and 1,228 fire calls a year.
As reported by the SPVM and the SIM. These figures cover the whole street and its surroundings, never one building: a report for an address counts them within 200 m of that address.
Source: Ville de Montréal (SPVM criminal acts, SIM fire department calls), CC-BY 4.0, adapted.
Before you sign on rue Saint-André: five things to check
- 01The rentThe area's average for the unit size, next to the asking rent, and what the last tenant paid: it must be written in section G of the lease.
- 02Daily lifeGrocery store, pharmacy, park and school within a walk; transit nearby.
- 03The buildingYear built, number of apartments, and the work done with a city permit.
- 04Flooding, soil and noiseFlood zones, contaminated land nearby, highways and railways within earshot.
- 05The recordA search of the rental court's (TAL) decisions, the businesses registered at the address, and, where published, police and fire calls around it.