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Welcome tax in Lorraine

The 2026 welcome tax schedule for Lorraine, examples with figures, a calculator and the first-time buyer rebate.

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At a glanceLorraine
Population (2021)9,502
Montreal≈ 35 to 45 minutes by car from downtown Montreal via Highway 640 and then Highway 15
TransportationHighway 640 · exo buses, Laurentides sector · Rosemère station
MRCMRC de Thérèse-De Blainville
2026 transfer duties

The table in Lorraine

In Lorraine, the municipality applies a higher rate than the provincial schedule on the portion of the price that exceeds $500,000 (bylaw in effect in 2026).

First-time buyer

Up to $5,875 refunded

For a first home purchased starting in 2026, Quebec refunds 100% of the first $5,000 of duties paid, plus 25% of the next $3,500, up to $5,875. The credit decreases for a property worth more than $750,000 and disappears at $1 million. It is claimed on your income tax return.

Part of the priceRate
up to $62,9000,5 %
from $62,900 to $315,0001 %
from $315,000 to $500,0001,5 %
over $500,0003 %

How much will you pay in Lorraine?

Transfer duties calculated on the purchase price, according to the 2026 table:

Purchase priceWelcome taxMore than with the base chart
300 000 $2 686 $—
450 000 $4 861 $—
600 000 $8 611 $+1 500 $
800 000 $14 611 $+4 500 $
1 000 000 $20 611 $+7 500 $

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When and who to pay?

The welcome tax is paid only once, to the Cidade de Lorraine. The bill arrives a few weeks after the deed of sale is registered. Include this amount in your budget, along with the down payment and the notary's fees. If the municipal assessment (multiplied by the comparative factor) is higher than the price paid, that amount is used for the calculation.

Sources: municipal by-law or page · provincial schedule (Québec.ca) · first-time buyer credit (Revenu Québec)

Our favourite spot in Lorraine

Forêt du Grand Coteau

Forest and trails

The forest offers a 6 km main trail accessible year-round and a 2.2 km interpretive trail that runs along the Dominique-Juteau creek. It's the ideal spot for walking, running or discovering wildlife without leaving the city.

Discover the Boisé du Grand Coteau →

“What strikes me about Lorraine is the consistency of the original plan: underground utilities, no traffic lights and a forest a short walk away; you can still feel it in the atmosphere of the streets.”

Jasmin MorinResidential and commercial real estate broker
Frequently asked questions

Real estate in Lorraine

How much is the welcome tax in Lorraine for a $600,000 property?

For a purchase price of $600,000, the welcome tax in Lorraine is approximately $8,611 according to the 2026 schedule. That is $1,500 more than with the basic provincial schedule. The exact amount also depends on the municipal assessment, if it is higher than the price paid.

Am I entitled to a welcome tax refund in Lorraine?

Yes, if you are buying your first home in Quebec. For a first home purchased starting in 2026, Quebec refunds 100% of the first $5,000 in duties paid, plus 25% of the next $3,500, up to $5,875. The credit decreases for a property worth more than $750,000 and disappears at $1M. It is claimed on your income tax return.

Does Lorraine apply a higher rate than the provincial schedule?

Yes. In addition to the provincial scale (0.5%, 1% and 1.5%), Lorraine applies 3% on the portion above $500,000.

What amount is the welcome tax calculated on?

On the higher of two amounts: the price paid, or the municipal assessment multiplied by the year's comparative factor. In a market where prices are rising, it is almost always the price paid.

When is the welcome tax due?

Only once, to the Ville de Lorraine. The bill arrives a few weeks after the deed of sale is registered with the notary, and it generally must be paid within 30 days. Include this amount in your budget from the offer to purchase.

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