Quebec Property History Reports
Property Proof covers Montréal, Laval, and Quebec City. Reports for these markets compile municipal or provincial open data, including issued permits and, where published, a land-use or year-built classification from the municipal or provincial assessment roll, into a single pre-offer document.
Quebec Cities We Cover
Building Permit Records in Quebec
Montréal, Laval, and Quebec City all publish permits as issued-only records, with no open, closed, or expired status field, and reports disclose this directly rather than inferring it. Montréal’s unité d’évaluation foncière and Laval and Quebec City’s shared provincial assessment roll (MAMH) carry year built; no assessed dollar value is shown for any of the three. Quebec City’s permit archive is verified unbroken from 2020 forward but does not reach further back.
Flood & Environmental Context
Montréal and Laval both sit on islands in the St. Lawrence/Rivière des Prairies system, and reports for both check the address against the Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal’s regulated flood zone mapping under RCI 2019-78 (plus haute eau connue). Quebec City sits on the St. Lawrence at its narrowing near the Rivière Saint-Charles, but no floodplain layer has been probed for that market, so Quebec City reports do not include a flood section.
How It Works
Enter any residential address in Montréal, Laval and Quebec City from the homepage. Property Proof aggregates permit history, zoning, environmental context, and assessment data from official sources into a single report, delivered in under a minute for $49 CAD, with a shareable link and PDF. Facts only. Records only. No opinions.