Student Housing in Montreal

Popular areas for student apartments in Montreal include Downtown Montreal, Sherbrooke, Guy-Concordia, and Plateau-Mont-Royal, as they’re close to campuses and well-connected by metro and bus.

Student housing in Montreal is cheaper than in Vancouver. Typically, it costs between CA$750 and CA$1,000 per month for a private room in a shared apartment. Shared setups are less expensive than studios, as the costs are usually divided among tenants.

Amber offers a wide range of 100% verified Montreal student apartments Canada with flexible lease terms and bills included feature. You can start your search with amber to explore trusted listings.

Most off-campus student apartments Montreal listed with amber come with all-inclusive rent, covering electricity, water, Wi-Fi, and heating. You can contact the property manager before booking to confirm the utilities.

Amber provides verified listings of properties near Concordia University. You’ll find private and shared apartments within 5 to 15 minutes' walk away or by metro.

With over 350,000 students, Montreal is one of Canada’s major education hubs, combining a bilingual culture, diverse communities, and a lively student atmosphere. Home to institutions such as McGill University, Concordia University, and Université de Montréal, the city offers students a mix of academic opportunities, walkable neighbourhoods, festivals, cafés, and a renowned food scene. Areas such as Downtown Montreal, Plateau Mont-Royal, and Mile End are particularly popular with students.

For those searching for student accommodation in Montreal, Amber offers verified shared apartments, ensuite rooms, studios, and PBSA options. Popular properties include Parc Cite and Palay, with HD photos, transparent pricing, verified amenities, and clear contract details. Flexible leases, all-inclusive bills, convenient public transport, and 24×7 support make it easier for both domestic and international students to find a comfortable home near campus.

Finding the perfect Montreal student housing can be both exciting and overwhelming, especially when moving to a new city. Students are always looking for affordable yet comfortable living spaces with top-tier amenities while staying close to their university and the city's best spots. One can find a variety of affordable Montreal housing options, including shared rooms, private rooms, studios, and shared apartments, and 2-4 bedroom apartments, catering to different preferences and budgets.

1. Parc Cite - From CAD$1198 per month
2. Alma @ Shaughnessy Village - From CAD$1100 per month
3. Palay - From CAD$1150 per month
4. 364 Rue Delinelle - From CAD$950 per month
5. 3717 Reu Berri - From CAD$950 per month

Selecting the best places to live in Montreal is key to a successful and stress-free living experience. When looking for the best neighborhoods in Montreal for students, factors such as safety, proximity to universities and transit options come into play. Here are the best areas to consider when choosing student apartments in Montreal:

Montreal’s student housing market offers a variety of options that are fully furnished. Amber makes it easy to explore these Montreal student apartments in Canada with verified listings and flexible leases. Here are the top room types available in Montreal:

2-Bedroom or 3-Bedroom Apartments: These type of student accommodation offer private bedrooms. However, common areas such as kitchen, living room, and bathroom are shared. These are ideal for groups of 2 to 4.

Studio Apartments: These are self-contained apartments that combines living area, kitchen and bedroom in one single area.

1-Bed or 2-Bed Apartments: These refer to 1 and 2 bedrooms that are private rooms. These have separate living areas and kitchen.

Shared Apartments: It's a set up where you rent a room within a larger flat. Areas such as the kitchen, and the living room are shared among the tenants.

Private Room: Refers to your own lockable bedroom where you can have your own space. Any room amenities are for your own use.

Montreal is relatively affordable with an average monthly costs around $1,400–$1,600 (excluding rent). It's particularly high-value since it is around 22% lower than major North American cities like New York City. Here are the various expenses that you have to keep in mind:

1. Food: CA$300 to CA$400/month

2. Travel: CA$50 to CA$100/month

3. Leisure and entertainment: CA$100 to CA$150/month

4. Stationery and textbooks: CA$70to CA$90 per month

5. Utilities: CA$100 to CA$200/month

6. Monthly Rent: CA$950 to CA$1700/month