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Montréal

437,192 properties on the 2026 property assessment roll

Montréal has 437,192 properties on the 2026 property assessment roll. The most common property types are condominium (178,602), single-family home (103,191), duplex (53,863). The median assessed value on the roll is $662,100, an average increase of 957.9% over the previous roll. The median year of construction is 1972.

According to the 2021 Census, Montréal has 1,762,949 residents (+3.4% since 2016), with a median age of 39. 36% of households own their home. The median after-tax household income is $56,000 and the median dwelling value reported in the census was $500,000.

Sources: 2026 property assessment roll (MAMH) · 2021 Census (Statistics Canada).

The market by property type

Condominium
178,602
Avg. assessment $563,618
Single-family home
103,191
Avg. assessment $820,187
Duplex
53,863
Avg. assessment $829,237
Triplex
37,856
Avg. assessment $934,517
Quadruplex
14,864
Avg. assessment $1,058,819
Apartment building (6 units)
6,769
Avg. assessment $1,269,380
Quintuplex
6,457
Avg. assessment $1,262,565
Apartment building (8 units)
3,742
Avg. assessment $1,505,724

Population trend

+18.3% since 2001

All of Montréal · annual estimates from the ISQ

20251,915,366 residents20012025

Population estimates as of July 1, Institut de la statistique du Québec (ISQ) (2001-2025). Recent years are revised or preliminary.

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