Broady Windsor Group Podcast

The only real estate podcast for homeowners seeking guidance and support on everything related to owning a home. This includes much more than just buying or selling. You'll enjoy candid, insightful conversations with super interesting guests on everything from mortgages and financing to home maintenance tips, renovation & design advice, and of course the latest insights and analysis on what’s happening in our local West Island of Montreal real estate market. Check out https://broadywindsor.com/ or connect with us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and YouTube.

Broady Windsor Group Podcast is a leisure podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 36 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #36

  What’s Happening in Beaconsfield? Taxes, Housing & Major Projects | Beaconsfield Mayor Update

  Apr 3, 202655 minS0

  <h2>Beaconsfield at a Turning Point</h2><p>In this episode, Scott sits down with Beaconsfield Mayor Martin St. Jean for a wide-ranging conversation about the issues shaping the city right now. They discuss what has happened during the mayor’s first hundred days in office, the major infrastructure projects now moving forward, and the difficult balance between adding housing and preserving the character that makes Beaconsfield unique.</p><h2>Mayor Martin St. Jean Reflects on His First 100 Days</h2><p>Mayor St. Jean explains that one of the biggest challenges of his first hundred days has been stepping into a...

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  Episode #35

  The Downsizing Plan Most Homeowners Skip (And Regret Later)

  Mar 5, 202658 minS0

  <h2>Why Downsizing Needs More Than a Real Estate Plan</h2><p>In this episode, Scott and Sean continue their Downsizers Series by pulling back the curtain on the advisory systems and planning process they use to help homeowners navigate a downsizing move with more clarity and less stress. The conversation makes one thing clear from the start: downsizing is rarely just about selling a house and buying another one. It is a lifestyle transition with financial, emotional, logistical, and family implications.</p><p>They explain why so many homeowners feel overwhelmed. There are too many moving parts, too many...

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  Episode #34

  The Right Way to Downsize Without Regret

  Jan 8, 202655 minS0

  <p>Most people assume downsizing is difficult because it’s sentimental. Scott and Sean agree the emotions are real, but they’re rarely the main source of stress. The real problem is that many homeowners start too late, rush decisions, and do things in the wrong order. This episode reframes downsizing as a planning project, not a reaction, and walks through what to do first so you keep your options open later.</p><h2>The Biggest Mistake: Downsizing Without Clarity</h2><p>A common scenario is homeowners deciding they “need to sell” before they’ve defined why they’re moving and what the...

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  Episode #32

  Frank Merhar on Beaconsfield’s Future: Growth, Taxes, Transparency

  Oct 17, 202557 minS0

  <p>Scott sits down with Beaconsfield resident and mayoral candidate Frank Merhar to talk growth, transparency, and the practical steps needed to fund and deliver city projects. The conversation focuses on how to modernize services without losing the city’s character, and how clearer rules can reduce friction for residents and small businesses.</p><h2>Why Frank Is Running</h2><p>Frank traces his long ties to Beaconsfield and shares a story about finding a four-leaf clover on the day he filed his candidacy—an encouraging nudge from his late mother. He frames the campaign around service, collaboration, and problem-solving at s...

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  Episode #33

  Beaconsfield Election 2025: Martin St-Jean on Transparency & Good Governance

  Oct 17, 202546 minS0

  <p>Beaconsfield heads toward a pivotal municipal election on Sunday, November 2. This episode digs into housing options, transparency at city hall, fiscal responsibility, and how decisions actually move from idea to action. The goal is simple: give residents clear context before they vote.</p><h1>Who Is Martin St-Jean</h1><p>A Beaconsfield resident since 2009, Martin is a lawyer focused on municipal law, ethics, and governance. He previously served in senior legal roles for Montréal and Westmount, including work connected to the Charbonneau Commission. Elected to Beaconsfield council in 2021, he argues that council experience equips him to “hit the gro...

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