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Explore Miguel Escobar’s strategic perspective on the Montreal real estate market, economic uncertainty, mortgage strategies, and why long-term planning matters more than ever.

Discover three early architectural and urban design projects by Miguel Escobar that helped shape the pedestrian experience and visual identity of Old Montreal.

Discover three early architectural and urban design projects by Miguel Escobar that helped shape the pedestrian experience and visual identity of Old Montreal.

Discover how Miguel Escobar won Montreal’s first open architecture competition at just 26 years old, creating Villa Mozart — a lasting architectural landmark in Montreal’s Little Italy that still inspires today.

I am pleased to share an important milestone in my professional journey: I have successfully obtained the IAS.A designation from the Institute of Corporate Directors, in collaboration with the Rotman School of Management at the University of Toronto and the Desautels Faculty of Management at McGill University. A Transformative Learning Experience This achievement is even … Read more

Miguel Escobar’s life and career are a mosaic of experiences and achievements spanning continents, disciplines, and cultures. Born in Santander but professionally developed across Canada, the United States, and China, Miguel is not only a distinguished architect and urban planner but also an innovator in city design, an economic strategist, and now an explorer of … Read more

Montreal’s Ste-Catherine St. could see significant changes if a new plan is approved. The proposal, expected to be presented in April, aims to extend sidewalks from four to seven meters, reducing traffic to a single lane and eliminating all parking on the street. This plan is part of an ongoing revitalization project that began in … Read more

As Catalans prepare to vote on the future of their region this Sunday, experts agree that regardless of the outcome, Quebec will not experience economic repercussions. Although Quebec is a significant partner for Spain, with 40% of Canada-Spain trade passing through Quebec, the potential secession of Catalonia is not expected to impact Quebec’s economy significantly. … Read more

Miguel Escobar’s journey from Santander, Spain to Montreal is a testament to his resilience and passion for urban development. Born in the picturesque port city of Santander, Miguel moved to Montreal at the tender age of six due to economic reasons. Despite the geographical shift, his love for Spain and his cultural roots have always … Read more

Miguel Escobar’s multidisciplinary profile spans architecture, urban planning, interior design, consulting, and real estate brokerage. As the founder and director of the Future Cities Group, Escobar offers integrated real estate planning services and has become an influential figure in the commercial real estate milieu with over 13,600 LinkedIn followers. By Nathalie Savaria, Journalist Escobar, an … Read more