Salaberry-de-Valleyfield is a city with over 43,000 residents, nicknamed the “Venice of Quebec” due to its remarkable geography. Founded in 1874, the city has developed strategically, as it is located only thirty kilometers from Montreal and is surrounded by the St. Lawrence River, Lake Saint-François, and the Beauharnois Canal. The opening of the St. Lawrence Seaway in 1961 transformed its port into a major international hub.

Today, Valleyfield remains a diverse and dynamic regional economic hub. With four large industrial parks and an active port, the city attracts more than 13,000 workers every day. The revitalized downtown area offers restaurants, galleries, and shops along the riverbanks, while outdoor enthusiasts enjoy the cycling network, riverside parks, and the Îles de Saint-Timothée regional park. Highway 30 provides quick access to the Montreal job market and other major cities in the Montérégie region.

The real estate market is remarkably attractive and sustainable. The affordability of prices compared to other areas in the Montérégie region, combined with the quality of the riverside environment, makes it a wise choice for families, teleworkers, and investors. Salaberry-de-Valleyfield embodies the successful marriage of industrial heritage, economic vitality, and exceptional quality of life.