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Top 10 Montréal real estate video accounts: brokers and teams for home tours and local insight

Our 2026 Greater Montréal selection connects address-led property films with the local explanations that make a home search more useful.

BEST CANADIAN REAL ESTATE AGENTS2026 EDITION9 MIN READ

Greater Montréal real estate video accounts, editorial Top 10 for 2026: brokers and teams to follow for home tours and local insight. Original imagined white architectural film-frame sculpture with Montréal exterior staircases and a red film ribbon; no real property depicted. Best Canadian Real Estate Agents. — Original artwork from our Canadian creator series.

Montréal on video

Montréal rewards a closer look. A penthouse in Old Montréal, a West Island family home and a South Shore condo offer very different ways to live in the same metropolitan region. The most useful real estate video destinations make those differences easier to explore. They give the viewer an identifiable place, a particular housing form or a practical idea to follow beyond the first clip.

For this 2026 edition, we selected ten brokers and teams whose published video subjects offer a distinct route into Greater Montréal real estate. Some lead with individual properties; others add renovation, seller strategy or market explanation. The order reflects our editorial assessment of documented subject matter and local focus. It does not rate audiovisual craftsmanship, follower totals or transaction performance.

The selection covers the island, Westmount and the West Island, plus explicitly identified South Shore practices. Each entry links to its professional video or social destination. A city’s housing story is larger than its most expensive listings; the mix below is intended to make that story more useful to buyers and sellers.

1. Équipe Vincent Chaput — Penthouses, waterfronts and a clear tour index

Brokerage: Sotheby’s International Realty Québec.

A property-video collection becomes more useful when the addresses are easy to find. Vincent Chaput’s team gives its tour index that clarity: the 1 McGill penthouse in Old Montréal, PH402 at 373 des Seigneurs in Griffintown and 5 Place Monk in L’Île-Bizard each have named video links. The collection connects dense urban living with a very different waterside setting, rather than treating every premium home as the same proposition.

That range earns our opening placement. Someone comparing a city penthouse with a waterfront move can begin with recognisable locations and follow through to the corresponding property information. The team also works beyond the metropolitan area; regional estates in the same library should be read in their own geography. Explore the published tour index and the team’s Instagram account.

Explore the published tour index ↗team’s Instagram account ↗

2. Équipe Alex Moosz — West Island tours with a local market companion

Brokerage: RE/MAX ROYAL JORDAN.

Alex Moosz’s video catalogue has a particularly coherent West Island focus. Its August 2026 entries include the penthouse at 79 Avenue Elm in Beaconsfield and a family home at 256 Rue Sherbrooke. The native YouTube channel also separates property tours, short-form tours and market reports into playlists. The editorial strength is the relationship between those subjects: a specific home can lead into a more grounded understanding of the surrounding market.

We favour that place-based organisation over a collection defined only by expensive interiors. Beaconsfield, Pierrefonds and Baie-d’Urfé appear as distinct subjects across the channel’s titles. Older market updates remain in the archive, so their reporting periods matter. This is our West Island pick for readers who want property discovery and local context in the same destination. Browse the official video index or open the checked YouTube channel.

Browse the official video index ↗open the checked YouTube channel ↗

3. Joseph Montanaro — Westmount property films attached to full listings

Brokerage: RE/MAX ACTION.

Joseph Montanaro’s 172 Ch. Edgehill page supplies a concrete reason to include his practice: a named Westmount property, a direct video link and a substantial written listing are kept together. The property description discusses the residence’s setting, interior changes and terraces. That gives the film a reference point beyond a floating social clip.

Our interest here is the connection between presentation and an identifiable property record. For readers researching Westmount, being able to move from a video to the address and listing detail is more useful than an isolated impression of luxury. The professional Instagram account provides another route into the same practice and property collection. See the Edgehill film link and listing or follow the professional account.

See the Edgehill film link and listing ↗follow the professional account ↗

4. Kaufman Group — Neighbourhood addresses within a luxury collection

Brokerage: Sotheby’s International Realty Québec LK.

Kaufman Group’s official social-media page links property reels for 4150 Avenue Hingston, 3493 Avenue Grey and 1227 Rue Sherbrooke Ouest, apartment 24. Those named examples give the collection a useful Montréal vocabulary. They move the reader between residential streets and a central-city apartment address instead of presenting luxury as a single neighbourhood or building type.

We select the group for that address-led discovery route. Its practice website, social index and Instagram identity connect clearly, making it straightforward to continue from a short item to the broader collection. The presence of a reel is evidence of a published property presentation; it is not proof that the property is still available. Explore the group’s own social index and its current Instagram destination.

Explore the group’s own social index ↗its current Instagram destination ↗

5. Martin Rouleau — A compact, address-led property-film catalogue

Brokerage: Engel & Völkers Montréal — Westmount.

Martin Rouleau’s checked YouTube catalogue provides a useful contrast to a general lifestyle feed. Its property titles identify addresses directly, including 614 Avenue Victoria in Westmount, 1788 Rue du Canal in Montréal and 7067 Rue De La Roche in La Petite-Patrie. The catalogue therefore offers an address-led route across more than one part of the city.

That directness is why we include Rouleau here. A reader can use a familiar street or neighbourhood as the entry point, then return to the professional site for the broader collection. His Engel & Völkers Montréal — Westmount practice connects the film collection with a broader professional property search. Open the official video channel, or follow the Instagram identity linked by his site.

Open the official video channel ↗follow the Instagram identity linked by his site ↗

6. Duque Simms — Lofts, older homes and Montréal’s urban fabric

Brokerage: Duque Simms — Agence immobilière.

Duque Simms is our choice for the variety of urban housing represented in its film archive. The official YouTube channel lists an industrial loft near the Lachine Canal, a family home in Notre-Dame-de-Grâce and a two-level condo in Rosemont. These are useful counterpoints to the detached-house and penthouse emphasis elsewhere in this selection.

The agency’s own selling page describes video tours as part of its marketing and connects its approach with architecture, cinema and design. We assess the visible subject mix rather than treating that statement as a filmmaking award. Several YouTube films are older archival presentations; the current Instagram profile carries more recent activity. Browse the agency’s official channel and the checked Instagram account. For readers drawn to Montréal’s lofts, conversions and established streets, this is a particularly relevant collection to explore.

Browse the agency’s official channel ↗the checked Instagram account ↗

7. Antoine Baril — South Shore tours organised around everyday use

Brokerage: Proprio Direct.

Antoine Baril’s official video page organises its examples around both place and a recognisable housing feature: balconies in Mont-Saint-Hilaire, a top-floor unit in Varennes and a property in Vieux-Longueuil. Those labels give readers more to navigate with than a generic promise of a dream home. His current professional site identifies Proprio Direct, and the Instagram identity is linked directly from it.

This is a South Shore selection within Greater Montréal, with an especially clear connection to the Vallée-du-Richelieu. We include it for readers comparing that geography with island living, not as a substitute for a central-Montréal specialist. The named tour subjects make it easy to begin with the setting and housing form that actually interest you. Visit the published tour library or open Baril’s professional Instagram account.

Visit the published tour library ↗open Baril’s professional Instagram account ↗

8. Équipe Miguel et Cynthia — Practical video topics for South Shore households

Brokerage: eXp — Agence immobilière.

Miguel Otiniano and Cynthia Monzon add a different kind of usefulness: video subjects tied to household decisions. Their official library includes material about renovations in Saint-Hubert and the relationship between location and working from home. The team’s published coverage spans the South Shore as well as Montréal, and its shared Instagram profile identifies both professionals.

We include the team because a real estate video selection should help people think about living in a home as well as discovering one. These subjects bring family needs and renovation choices into the same conversation as location. Both professionals practise through eXp; their shared channel gives the household-oriented subjects a consistent home. Explore the team’s video page and its shared Instagram account.

Explore the team’s video page ↗its shared Instagram account ↗

9. David Tardif — Market explainers alongside property discovery

Brokerage: eXp — Endurance Groupe Immobilier.

David Tardif earns a place for the explanation that can sit beside a property tour. His own video catalogue includes a May 2026 Montréal market explainer with published chapters on the buyer–seller balance, sales relative to new listings and the economic context. The emphasis is on interpreting the market’s vocabulary rather than simply announcing another listing.

That makes his work a useful companion to the more property-led accounts above. The Indice Tardif is his practice’s own published indicator, not this publication’s ranking system or an official public benchmark. We do not repeat its historical reading as today’s market condition. His Endurance Groupe Immobilier practice operates within eXp and keeps Montréal market explanation at the centre of its published work. Browse the professional video catalogue or open his checked Instagram profile.

Browse the professional video catalogue ↗open his checked Instagram profile ↗

10. Jean Airoldi — Seller-focused video with a Montréal–Montérégie scope

Brokerage: Royal LePage Excellence.

Jean Airoldi rounds out the selection with a seller-focused video library. Its named subjects include open houses, proactive listing strategy and selling a house in Montréal in autumn. The site identifies his practice with Royal LePage Excellence and describes a Montréal and Montérégie service area. The value here is the clarity of the subject: readers can start with a particular part of the selling process.

This is an educational-video pick rather than a claim that every item is a property tour. It complements the address-led catalogues above by putting marketing decisions into plain, recognisable topics. The professional library provides a direct route through those subjects without requiring a social-media account. Explore Airoldi’s published video collection, including the open-house topic page.

Explore Airoldi’s published video collection ↗open-house topic page ↗

The strongest follow is the one that fits your move

For property discovery, begin with the place: Moosz’s West Island focus, Baril’s South Shore tour index or Montanaro’s Westmount listings provide different starting points. For a wider range of housing forms, Duque Simms adds urban lofts and established neighbourhoods. Chaput, Kaufman and Rouleau provide further routes across city and premium-property collections. Their overlap is useful: the same metropolitan region can be read through quite different property types.

For the decisions around the home, Miguel and Cynthia, Tardif and Airoldi add household, market and seller topics. Our preference is for video that leads somewhere specific: a property page, a local catalogue or an explanation with a defined subject. That is a more useful foundation for a real estate follow than a large audience alone.

This is Best Canadian Real Estate Agents’ editorial selection. Property films may remain online after a sale, and market explanations retain their original reporting periods. Availability and representation are confirmed directly with the relevant practice. See our editorial and relationship disclosure.

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