Property assessment rolls
Would you like to learn more about property assessment rolls and the information they contain? Find out everything you need to know about Montréal’s property assessment rolls.
Tabling and purposes of rolls
The Direction de l’évaluation is moving. From November 27 to December 12, you can only reach us by phone or e-mail.
Starting December 15, you can also receive in-person service at 1611 Boulevard Crémazie Est, 10th floor, Montréal, Québec, H2M 2P2.
The most recent roles (2026-2027-2028) will come into effect on January 1, 2026.
Property assessment rolls, which are tabled every three years, are inventories of all lots and buildings located within a city or town’s limits. There is one for each of the 16 municipalities in the greater Montréal area.
The assessment rolls contain information that identifies and describes the use and physical characteristics of each building. They designate the owner(s) and show the value of each building, regardless of its nature, on the basis of its actual value.
Even if there are multiple owners, only 2 owners’ names appear on the 2026-2027-2028 assessment notice. You can see all the owners of a building on the online assessment rolls (in French).
Impact of assessment on property taxes
The assessment roll serves as the basis for calculating municipal and school taxes.
An increase in the value of your property does not automatically result in an equivalent increase in your municipal tax bill.
The city adjusts tax rates to reflect changes in assessment values. They are defined annually in the municipal budget, so as to secure the amounts needed for city services.
Find out how the roll works
Information meeting
Did you miss the information meeting on the latest property asseessment rolls? You can view the presentation by France Mousseau, city assessor who is the city’s director of property assessment.
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Assessment roll statistics
Summary of the roll
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