“Montréal en statistiques” publishes data that helps to create socio-economic profiles of the city’s neighbourhoods. On this French-language site, you’ll find graphics, charts and maps of data.

CITÉ+ provides information on taxation and on real estate and rental valuation for all property located within the Montréal agglomeration. Users are exclusively real estate professionals.

Discover different facets of the city through the Archives historiques de Montréal Web site. The site makes a variety of documents related to the city’s history and development available to researchers, historians and the greater public.

They cross Montréal from east to west or from north to south. They are a popular tourist destination because of their shops or their history. When you learn their stories, you’ll never see them the same way. Visit the index of Montréal’s main streets.

View our interactive maps to find information on zoning, heritage areas, protected spaces and much more.

The Répertoire historique des toponymes montréalais is an online service (in French) that allows you to learn about the origins and meaning of the names of streets, places, parks, buildings and other public sites in Montréal.

Do you own a building in Montréal? Each year, you will receive an invoice for your property tax account.

See this map to locate public charging stations for electric cars by area.

Would you like to know if your home’s water service line is made of lead? Check out our interactive map and see the results of service line screening in Montréal.

Where, in Montréal, are the parking meters and the parking spaces reserved for people with limited mobility? What is the hourly rate per borough? These two interactive maps will help you with your search.