The objective of this study is to identify the areas likely to become gentrified in the coming years along the route of the future pink line. We construct a gentrification likelihood score based on six criteria: the presence of so-called "pioneer" settlements (from sectors generally located in affluent neighborhoods, but overrepresented in disadvantaged neighborhoods that will gentrify) and "non-pioneer" settlements (other sectors), the proximity of neighborhoods that gentrified between 2006 and 2016, the proximity of a metro station, the share of residents with a university degree, and the age of the building. The score calculated at the diffusion area level is then aggregated at the level of the seventy-one stations of the pink line (and its different variants) by taking the diffusion areas located within a certain radius around each station. Eleven stations appear as hot spots in terms of the likelihood of gentrification. They are Maurice-Duplessis/Rolland, Robert-Viau, Jarry/Provencher, Jean-Talon/Pie-IX, Jean-Talon/Viau, Bélanger/Pie-IX, Frontenac, Place Turcot, Newman/Thierry, Newman/Dollard and Newman/Wanklyn