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How much is my property worth
in Montréal?

Your property has a story. Its value deserves better than a simple automated estimate.

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Jasmin has lived in the Plateau-Mont-Royal, Hochelaga, the Village and near Parc Angrignon.

Annie Payant & Jasmin MorinReal estate brokers · RE/MAX du Cartier
5.0 · 113 Google reviews

The Montreal market, in numbers

Jasmin has lived in the Plateau-Mont-Royal, Hochelaga, the Village and near Parc Angrignon. The head office of RE/MAX du Cartier, our agency, is in Villeray, and the agency also has offices in the Plateau, Outremont, Mont-Royal and Hochelaga. Our opinion of value is based on actual sales in Montréal and neighbouring areas, not on a regional average.

Based on actual sales

We analyze comparable properties recently sold in Montréal and in neighbouring areas. No automated estimates.

Free and no obligation

You receive a clear opinion of value, whether you decide to sell now, later or never.

Residential and commercial

House, condo, plex or commercial building: each type of property has its own method, and we use the right one for yours.

Municipal assessment roll

The municipal assessment in Montréal

In Montréal, the value of each property is recorded on the municipal assessment roll, which can be consulted on the City of Montreal website (agglomeration roll). This assessment is used to calculate property tax, and welcome tax when it exceeds the price paid. It is valid for three years and is based on the market at an earlier reference date, which is why it can be far from the current selling price.

Municipal assessment

It is used to calculate property tax. It is set for three years, based on an earlier reference date.

Market value

The price a buyer would pay today, supported by recent comparable sales in the area.

Centris® statistics

The real estate market in Montréal

From January to September 2026, compared with the same period in 2025. Figures for all of Agglomération de Montréal.

Single-family

Median price
$750,000 +4.2% vs. 2025
Sales
2,226 vs. 2,415 in 2025
Average time to sell
44 days vs. 46 days in 2025

Condo

Median price
$475,000 +0.0% vs. 2025
Sales
6,176 vs. 6,922 in 2025
Average time to sell
59 days vs. 54 days in 2025

Plex (2 to 5 units)

Average price
$965,633 +4.0% vs. 2025
Sales
2,045 vs. 2,158 in 2025
Average time to sell
50 days vs. 56 days in 2025

Source: Centris® — statistics by municipality and property type, revised on October 1, 2026. Average plex price: duplex to quintuplex.

Full statistics ·

Prices, sales and selling times by property type, compared with last year: Annie or Jasmin will send you the full Centris® report.

At a glanceMontréal
Population (2021)1,762,949
TransportationMetro · REM and exo trains · Highways 15, 20, 25, 40 and 720
MRCAgglomération de Montréal
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“I lived in the Plateau, Hochelaga and the Village, and Mount Royal has always been my reference point: from the Kondiaronk Belvedere, I show my clients the whole city at a glance, and each of them quickly spots the neighbourhood that suits them.”

Jasmin MorinResidential and commercial real estate broker
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What our clients say

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“We had exceptional service from start to finish with Annie for the purchase of our first home. She was always available and answered all our questions quickly and with great clarity. Her support was impeccable: she guided us through every step with professionalism and made the process simple and reassuring.”
— Marianne Ferland, Google review · Annie Payant
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Frequently asked questions

Real estate in Montréal

What is the difference between the municipal assessment and market value in Montréal?

The municipal assessment is used to calculate property tax. It is entered on the assessment roll for three years and is based on the market at an earlier reference date, which is why it can differ from the price a buyer would pay today. Market value, on the other hand, is based on recent comparable sales in the area.

Where can you look up a property's municipal assessment in Montréal?

The municipal assessment roll is public. It can be consulted on the City of Montreal website (agglomeration roll), often by address or by lot number. During our evaluation, we also check it for you.

What price do homes sell for in Montréal?

In January to September 2026, 2,226 single-family homes were sold across the entire Montréal agglomeration, at a median price of $750,000 (2025: $720,000). Your property may be worth more or less: the free evaluation compares your home with sales in your area.

Which renovations increase the value of a home?

The work that reassures buyers is what pays off most: roof, windows, electrical and plumbing up to date. Next come the kitchen and bathrooms, fresh paint and exterior touch-ups. Keep all your invoices: they support your price when it's time to sell.

How long does an evaluation remain valid?

The market moves quickly: an opinion of value reflects sales from the past few months. If you sell several months after the evaluation, or if recent sales change the picture in your area, ask us for an update, free and with no obligation.