The hybrid nature of Anjou makes it a special neighbourhood. Peaceful and welcoming for families, it is in full economic growth. It also benefits from a strategic location.

Real estate in Anjou

Anjou is both a quiet neighbourhood reminiscent of suburban life and an important economic sector, both commercial and industrial. Its residential landscape is mainly characterized by single-family homes, duplexes, triplexes and condo buildings.

More than a decade ago, condos began to be erected, including, among others, a vast development in Anjou-sur-le-Lac which also includes townhouses and an impressive artificial lake. Residents of the neighbourhood benefit from a considerable advantage, that is to say, that of being able to travel with ease inside as well as outside the Island of Montéral since two major highways intersect in Anjou.

Hobbies and lifestyle

The 19 public parks and numerous other green spaces provide plenty of opportunities to enjoy the joys of the outdoors, while the two public libraries provide access to all the wealth of learning.

In addition to the usual sports and leisure facilities, Anjou also has a golf course, a trampoline center and an indoor pétanque court.

Les Galeries d’Anjou is a newly renovated regional shopping center and the surrounding area offers even more shopping options. Opposite the mall is Les Halles d’Anjou, a market with outdoor kiosks as well as various food outlets and restaurants inside.

One of the most remarkable elements in Anjou is the voluntary involvement of its residents in the community life of the neighbourhood. Citizens volunteer with some 80 organizations recognized by the borough.

Did you know?

Anjou has more than 1,000 employers and approximately 30,000 jobs in a large number of industries.