Located at 88 and 98 Charlotte Street, Le District is a residential complex of 252 condominium units, built in 2005.
Only a few minute walk from the subway, the Quartier des spectacles, Chinatown, CHUM, UQAM, , Complexe Desjardins, Palais des Congrès and many other major downtown office buildings.
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Week of
November 20th 2024
7
units for sale
currently listed
2
units for rent
currently listed
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Useful Links
Please find here various links to useful Web pages of interest. We invite you to suggest other pages that you consider pertinent.
Ville-Marie Borough
Website of the City of Montreal, Ville-Marie Borough, in which is located the whole of downtown.
UQAM
Promotional video of the Université du Québec à Montreal (UQAM)
Quartier des Spectacles
On Youtube
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Le Quartier des Spectacles in 4 minutes
See the most recent and exciting project in Montreal
La Grande Bibliothèque (public library)
The Grande Bibliothèque, a vast public space 33,000 metres square in the heart of Québec's largest city, is an exceptional cultural rendez-vous providing open and free access to more than four million documents, including one million books. Essentially, all collections are part of two major ones: a universal lending and reference collection and the national collection.
Quartier latin in Montreal
In 1895, the Laval University opened its first pavilion in the metropolis: it was the birth of the University of Montréal. This crossroads of knowledge will give a new face, and a new nickname to the area: the Quartier Latin. The name is still valid today since UQAM also elected to settle in the same spot as its predecessor, at the end of the 1960's.
The Montréal terraces were born there. The mix of institutions and schools allow for an interesting mix of neckties and jeans; pizza and sushi; Highland Malt and flammenkuche; manga and tea den. Everything overlaps on top of Montréal's main métro station: Berri-UQAM.
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