You received your property assessment notice, and you notice that the assessment amount for your unit has increased (or decreased), the building classification for your unit is incorrect, the exemption from property taxes from which your property should b...
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If you are a property owner in Montreal or in one of the 115 cities and municipalities that have presented a new assessment roll for 2023-2024-2025, you have just a little over two months left to file your requests for review. If you wish to file a reques...
Read MoreAs of late, newspaper columns, radio shows, and even office coffee breaks between colleagues can’t seem to get enough of the topic of skyrocketing property values in Quebec. In the last few weeks, property values have surged in Montreal and in 115 c...
Read MoreYou received your property assessment notice, and you notice that the assessment amount for your unit has increased (or decreased), the building classification for your unit is incorrect, or the exemption from property taxes from which your property shoul...
Read MoreFollowing the triennial review of the real estate assessment rolls for 2020-2021-2022 by the 16 municipalities of the Montreal agglomeration, property owners who wished to contest their real estate assessment were able to submit an application for a revie...
Read MoreConsidering the exceptional circumstances caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, several organizations and professional orders working in real estate, such as the Institut du Développement Urbain du Québec (IDU) and the Order of approved assessors of Quebec (...
Read MoreYou received your property assessment notice and you notice that the value of the assessment of your unit has increased (or decreased), the category of building that designates your unit is wrong, or the exemption from property taxes from which your p...
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