Span over two boroughs, Plateau Mount-Royal and Ville-Marie, the small district of Milton-Park (given after the name of streets crossing his center) is an area offering advantages of his downtown location while having a lot of trees on its residential streets.

The Milton-Park district is located between Pines street (north border), Sherbrooke Street (south limit), St. Lawrence BLV (east) and McGill University (west). The Milton-Park district is characterized by a very beautiful Victorian architecture. Unfortunately the uncontrolled real estate development which occurred in the Sixties involved the demolition of many beautiful Victorian cottages, leaving room for high-rise apartment towers characterized as much by their similarity than the lack of architectural research. The worst however was avoided: The Concordia project was not built the way it was plans (The full project would needed the destruction of all Milton-Park Area) thanks to the awareness and the fight of citizens of this district.

The “McGill ghetto” name indicates the west part of Park Avenue of Milton-Park district. This name was given because the majority of his citizens are McGill University foreign students living a foot step from their classrooms.