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Mark Broady
Real Estate Broker at Royal LePage Village Pointe-Claire
Mark Broady is a Residential and Commercial Real Estate Broker at Royal LePage Village, based in the Montreal West Island area.13 He has been working in the real estate industry since 2010, focusing primarily on representing sellers.1
Professional Background
Mark joined Team Broady after a career in the music business, where he co-founded and ran an independent record label.1 He brings his entrepreneurial spirit and creative thinking to his real estate practice, priding himself on his attention to detail and ability to inspire others.14
Team Broady
Mark is part of Team Broady, a family-oriented real estate team that includes:
The team operates within Royal LePage Village, a full-service brokerage offering residential, investment, and commercial real estate services.2
Personal Interests
Outside of his real estate career, Mark is:
- An avid outdoorsman, enjoying activities such as camping, hiking, hunting, fishing, and backcountry skiing
- Interested in personal growth, practicing yoga and meditation
- Committed to community service, participating in fundraisers for the Alzheimer Society of Montreal and the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation1
Family Life
Mark currently resides in Lachine with his wife and three children.14
Mark Broady's approach to real estate combines his professional expertise with a personal touch, aiming to provide exceptional service to his clients in the Montreal West Island area.
Highlights
Happy Mother's Day! To current and expecting mothers, grieving mothers and mothers who are no longer with us. To those longing to be mothers... May every mother be remembered and feel special today.
Quebec pool owners have until July 2023 to install a fence around their pool!
You heard that right, the Quebec Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing are tightening the regulations for safety and security of residential pools this summer. Until now, residential pools built before November 2010 were not subject to the Residential Swimming Pool Safety Regulation, however now they will be.
This change was implemented to reduce the risk of children drowning. Considering the cost associated, the province is giving owners a grace period to get this completed - so, it's time to plan ahead!
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