What is your property worth today?
Emma Tremblay-Bilodeau, residential and commercial real estate broker at RE/MAX Futur in Châteauguay, prepares a property evaluation with you. You complete the form, and she will contact you to arrange a visit.
Request Your Evaluation
Three fields are enough to submit the request: the address, your name, and your email. The rest simply helps Emma prepare for the visit.
Address and Property Type
To locate the property in the right area and the right market.
What Has Been Renovated or Modified
Roof, windows, kitchen, basement—everything that has changed matters.
When You Plan to Sell
The timeline changes how the property is prepared and presented.
Three Ways to Estimate a Value
All three produce different figures, and that is normal—they do not measure the same thing.
Municipal Assessment
It is used to calculate your taxes. It is established on a reference date set by the municipality and does not follow market movements between assessment rolls.
Online Estimate
It works from public data. It does not see the actual condition of the property, renovations made, or what is happening on your street.
Broker Evaluation
It is based on a visit and recent transactions in the area. This is the one used to set a listing price.
How it goes
Three steps, with no obligation at any stage.
The Request
You complete the form. Emma will contact you to confirm the information and arrange a convenient time.
The Visit
She visits the property, notes its condition, renovations, orientation, room layout, and property features.
The Follow-Up
You receive a price range, the comparable sales used, and the points to address if you decide to list.
What we discuss together
The price range
A floor price and a target price, with an explanation of the difference between the two.
Comparable Sales
Recent transactions in your area, and what makes them similar to or different from your property.
Local Market Conditions
What is selling, what remains listed, and the profile of active buyers in your area.
Work That Matters
What is worth doing before listing, and what is not worth the effort.
After the evaluation, you decide
You want to sell
Emma explains her approach to preparing, presenting, and negotiating a property, step by step.
You Prefer to Wait
The evaluation remains a starting point. There is no obligation, and you can revisit it whenever it suits you.
Let's Talk About Your Property
RE/MAX Futur
243 boul. D’Anjou, Châteauguay, Québec J6J 2R3
