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Ville de Montréal processes applications for review of the assessment roll of all buildings on the island of Montreal (Montreal agglomeration), including Westmount. More information on the process to review the assessment roll Ville de Montréal...

The  City of Westmount's Residential Pool Safety Declaration and Self-Assessment must be completed by all owners of residential outdoor pools. It allows you to independently verify the compliance of your installation .  The resul...

The assessor uses three approaches: comparison, cost and income. The Comparison Approach This approach is used to determine the most probable selling price of a given property by comparing it to similar properties that have been sold. The Cost Ap......

The City Council may grant or refuse an application for authorization of a proposal submitted to it pursuant to the By-law only after it has received the opinion of the departments concerned and of the Planning Advisory Committee (PAC). In addition......

...ll using the Immonet service. Public (free of charge) Professionals Ville de Montréal changed its rates for property assessment appeals on February 2, 2026, after Westmount City printed the tax bills. As a result, the rate shown on the assess...

...t online at any time on Voilà! . Voilà! is an online portal that consolidates information on a property’s taxation data, assessment notice, and tax details. This information is available to the owner online at any time. Access Voilà! Online Pro...

...duties equal to 150% of the transfer duties, plus interest. These special duties must be paid within 30 days of a notice of assessment being issued. Note that transfers made prior to March 18, 2016 on an exempt basis remain subject to the acquisitio...

...l visit the site to evaluate the equipment and personnel needed to carry out the installation; billing will be based on this assessment; A Hydro Customer Service representative will inform the client of the cost for the service and send a contract c...

...onditions. Data will be collected between September 1 and May 31, and for a maximum of 5 days. This includes radar and speed assessment surveys, as well as traffic and volume counts. Parking audits will be conducted a maximum of four times a day for...