Those who wish to buy a home where they can live a neighborhood life will be served!
Saint-Sauveur is a compromise between residential and commercial life. Some businesses have been in operation for more than 50 years, while others are even 100 years old! This is a source of pride for the district, which has seen a multitude of businesses flourish in less than five years.
With 150 businesses today, those who have not walked the streets in the last five years will not recognize the neighborhood today!
Located in the borough of La Cité-Limoilou, Saint-Sauveur residents are not only close to numerous schools and universities, but also to a profusion of cultural activities.
Museums, theaters and performance halls, art galleries, classified religious heritage buildings, sports facilities, recreational centers, festive and cultural events such as the Quebec City Summer Festival and the Quebec Winter Carnival,… The list is long!
Saint-Sauveur was born in 1830 and was at the time a working-class neighborhood in which its residents left every day to work at the factory in Saint-Roch.
An era that is still felt today through the streets of the neighborhood: post-war housing, architecture of another era, wrought iron and old bricks. A unique atmosphere that cannot be invented.
In 2016, Saint-Sauveur recorded a rate of 766 renovation permits issued by the City of Quebec, which is double that of the two neighboring neighborhoods, Saint-Roch and Saint-Jean Baptiste.
Some will see this attraction to Saint-Sauveur as an opportunity to develop their business. The Société de Développement Commercial Saint-Sauveur, which promotes and fosters the economic development of the district, has many resources available to those who want to establish themselves as a business in the district.
Would you like to take the plunge and become a member of the Saint-Sô community? Nothing could be simpler, visit the available properties or contact Morel et Binette directly, the best real estate brokers in the area!
