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A fresh wave of upscale urban residential buildings in downtown Montreal has convinced long-time suburbanite to relocate to the environs of the city’s legendary Golden Square Mile.

Stylish, affordable, stain-resistant and machine, the 7th Avenue Sofa has it all.

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Developers who have long targeted luxe amenities to adult buyers are now building in creature comforts like game rooms and splash pads for the kids as well.

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