Gaspé, Quebec
Two governments own two-thirds of Gaspé: the State of Quebec holds 596 km² of the city's 1,259 km² of titled land and Canada another 239 km², almost all of it Forillon — and the one genuinely large private building is a wind-turbine blade plant where the company owns the ground and its own contractor owns the newest hall and leases it back until 2052.
9 buildings · 6 with an owner established · 14 sources · 1 tier B · 8 tier A · prepared 2026-10-10
Can you find out who owns it?
Ownership in Quebec is public but retail. Gaspé runs the sanctioned free channel itself — the City's roll page offers a "Portail de données immobilières (accès citoyen)" that returns one property at a time, with a separate professional access — and a sale price costs 1,50 $ per document at the Registre foncier du Québec. The province separately publishes every Gaspé assessment unit — 11,405 in MAMH's June 2026 update — in bulk with land value, building value, lot area, storeys, year built, dwellings, non-residential premises and the statutory paragraph behind any exemption, but with the owner's name and mailing address cut out and re-identification expressly forbidden, so there is no lawful bulk owner join. Gaspé's roll is the oldest in this batch: the 2024-2025-2026 triennial, in its final year, with a market-conditions reference date of 1 July 2022, so its values are four years stale and a 1.18 equalisation factor is applied to compare it with other municipalities.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title search1,50 $ per document (Registre foncier du Québec consultation tariff, in force 1 April 2026); the City's own Portail de données immobilières, which names the owner one property at a time, is free
Bulk ownership dataNone published
Sale pricesAggregates only — no individual sales
Sites that forbid taking their data
- donneesquebec.ca (Rôle d'évaluation foncière du Québec) — “Les renseignements concernant les cadastres, noms des propriétaires et leurs adresses postales sont caviardés. Afin d'obtenir ces informations, vous pouvez consulter une unité d'évaluation particulière sur le site Web de la municipalité ou au bureau du greffier. Il est interdit de réidentifier les renseignements personnels caviardés (noms et adresses des propriétaires).”
- centris.ca — ““Screen scraping,” “data mining” or any other activity, whether automated or not, intended, directly or indirectly, to collect, store, copy, reproduce, reorganize or manipulate the Content is also prohibited and constitutes a violation of copyright and these Terms.”
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The marquee buildings
The towers that set the tone of the core, and who holds them. A price is the price a document states, on the date it states — not an estimate of what the building is worth now.
| Building | Use | Owner | Owner type | Last price paid |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LM Wind Power Canada — wind-turbine blade plant 7 rue des Cerisiers, Gaspé 5.71 ha site (57,068.7 m² of land) · 2 floors |
Industrial | LM Wind Power Canada Inc. The original blade plant: land $488,800 + buildings $17,848,600 = $18,337,400, up from $13,444,100, CUBF 3399 "autres industries de la machinerie industrielle et de l'équipement industriel", 57,068.7 m² of land, fully taxable, title first registered 2005-08-10. LM Wind Power's own careers page states "Le complexe industriel de l'usine LM Wind Power Canada est situé au 7, rue des Cerisiers, Gaspé", and Radio-Canada, which obtained the notarised deed, reports that LM Wind Power "demeure propriétaire du terrain". Radio-Canada identifies the plant as General Electric's. Under art. 65(1°) the moulds and plant are not on the roll. The roll's owner field is redacted. |
Public company | —B |
| Blade-plant expansion hall, rue des Lilas rue des Lilas, Gaspé 17.67 ha site (176,711.3 m² of land) · 3 floors |
Industrial | Not established the licence forbids naming the owner The most valuable assessment unit in Gaspé and the strangest split on any roll in this batch: land $521,200 + buildings $86,019,000 = $86,540,200, up from $65,385,600, CUBF 3399, 176,711.3 m² of land, fully taxable, title first registered 2021-12-07. Radio-Canada, having obtained the notarised act, reports that the new section of the Gaspé plant "appartient à l'entrepreneur" — Pomerleau — "qui la loue ensuite au fabricant de pales d'éoliennes", under an emphyteusis to 30 November 2052, after which it reverts to the landowner. An $86.0M building on $0.5M of land is what that looks like in the public record. The roll redacts the owner and no document opened gives the hall's civic address. |
Not established | —A |
| Parc national Forillon boulevard de Forillon, Gaspé 238.69 km² on the roll (238,693,275 m²); 21,696 ha and 92 buildings in the federal register · 3 floors |
Land | The Crown in right of Canada — custodian: Parks Canada Agency The largest single holding in Gaspé by area and its fourth most valuable parcel: land $15,512,800 + buildings $21,444,900 = $36,957,700, up from $31,393,400, CUBF 7611 "parc pour la récréation en général", 238,693,275 m² of land. The roll exempts it under art. 204(1.1°) — "un immeuble compris dans une unité d'évaluation inscrite au nom de la Couronne du chef du Canada ou d'un mandataire de celle-ci". The Directory of Federal Real Property independently records "Forillon National Park, 5 km north-east of Gaspé" as Parks Canada Agency, Crown Owned, 21,696.0000 ha, 9,585 m² of floor area in 92 buildings, with fourteen further Forillon parcels listed separately. |
Government | —A |
| State forest, montée de Corte-Real montée de Corte-Real, Gaspé 374.94 km² (374,939,993 m²) |
Land | Government of Quebec (the State or the Société québécoise des infrastructures) The largest parcel on the roll by area — 29.8% of all the titled land in the municipality — assessed at $16,373,100, all of it land, up from $13,120,700. CUBF 9220 "forêt inexploitée qui n'est pas une réserve", exempt under art. 204(1°), which covers an immovable entered in the name of the State or of the Société québécoise des infrastructures; the roll does not distinguish them, and for bare forest of this kind the State is the holder named in the paragraph. Two more State forest blocks sit beside it: 108.79 km² off rue Saint-Jean ($7,733,600) and 58.05 km² off montée de Wakeham ($4,159,300). |
Government | —A |
| CEGEP, 96 rue Jacques-Cartier 96 rue Jacques-Cartier, Gaspé 13.87 ha site (138,659.5 m² of land) · 5 floors |
Institutional | Not established the licence forbids naming the owner The second most valuable parcel in Gaspé: land $2,526,400 + buildings $54,184,300 = $56,710,700, up from $46,852,600, CUBF 6823 "CEGEP (collège d'enseignement général et professionnel)", 5 storeys, 138,659.5 m² of land. Exempt under art. 204(13°) with an apportionment under art. 255(3°) — the CEGEP and university paragraph — so the roll states the class of owner but not the body, and the open file redacts the name. The student residence at 95 boulevard de Gaspé ($6,442,500, CUBF 1532, built 1972) is exempt under the school paragraph too. |
Not established | —A |
| Hospital, 215 boulevard de York 215 boulevard de York, Gaspé 8.28 ha site (82,779.6 m² of land) · 8 floors |
Institutional | Santé Québec or an establishment of the Quebec health and social services network The tallest building in the city and its third most valuable parcel: land $944,200 + buildings $54,622,000 = $55,566,200, up from $42,866,900, CUBF 6513 "service d'hôpital", 8 storeys, 82,779.6 m² of land. Exempt under art. 204(14°a) with an apportionment under art. 255(2°) — an immovable entered in the name of Santé Québec or of an establishment listed in Schedule II of the Loi sur la gouvernance du système de santé et de services sociaux. A second hospital-use unit at 150 rue Monseigneur-Ross ($28,739,200, 6 storeys, 20.73 ha, 12 dwellings) is held under the same paragraph. |
Government | —A |
| Residential-care building, 180 boulevard du Renard 180 boulevard du Renard, Gaspé 5,492.9 m² of floor area; 1.59 ha site · 1 floors |
Institutional | Santé Québec or an establishment of the Quebec health and social services network The newest large building in the city: land $203,200 + buildings $30,600,800 = $30,804,000, up from $25,216,900, CUBF 1541 "maison pour personnes retraitées non autonomes (inclut les CHSLD)", 5,492.9 m² of floor area on 15,919.6 m² of land, built 2023. Exempt under art. 204(14°a) with an apportionment under art. 255(2°). Health is the second largest exempt class in Gaspé at $122,791,200 over nine units, 5.04% of the roll; MAMH's RFU puts the network's Gaspé roll value at $124,259,800. |
Government | —A |
| Shopping centre, 39 montée de Sandy Beach 39 montée de Sandy Beach, Gaspé 15,529.0 m² of floor area; 6.17 ha site · 1 floors |
Retail | Not established the licence forbids naming the owner The largest retail holding in Gaspé and its third most valuable taxable parcel: land $1,363,400 + buildings $10,745,400 = $12,108,800, down from $13,514,500 on the previous roll, CUBF 5003 "centre commercial local", 20 non-residential premises, 15,529.0 m² of floor area on 61,708.2 m² of land, built 1980, title first registered 2024-07-24. It changed hands in July 2024; the open roll redacts the owner and no filing or press release opened names it. |
Not established | —A |
| Federal offices, 98 and 120 rue de la Reine 98 and 120 rue de la Reine, Gaspé 1,431 m² and 1,360 m² of federal floor area · 2 floors |
Office | The Crown in right of Canada — custodian: Public Services and Procurement Canada The roll assesses 98 rue de la Reine at $2,941,600 (land $533,700 + buildings $2,407,900, CUBF 6799 "autres services gouvernementaux", 1,647.4 m², 6 premises, built 1985), exempts it under art. 204(1.1°) and cites the federal Payments in Lieu of Taxes Act (R.S.C. 1985, c. M-13, s. 3(1)) against $2,746,300 of it. The Directory of Federal Real Property records the "Frédérica-Giroux Site, 98 De la Reine Street, Lot 3 147 133" and the "GC Site - Gaspé, 120 De la Reine Street, Lot 3 147 113" as Public Services and Procurement Canada, both Crown Owned, 1,431 m² and 1,360 m². |
Government | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
The deposited roll reconciles exactly: $2,410,445,200 in all, less $473,589,500 non-taxable, leaves $1,936,855,700 of taxable value, and $1,936,855,700 × 1.18 — the Sommaire du rôle's facteur de redressement as MAMH publishes it (CSALX02163) — is exactly $2,285,489,726, the figure MAMH publishes as Gaspé's uniformised value of taxable immovables; MAMH's Sommaire workbook row 03005 carries the same totals. The factor is 1.18 rather than 1.00 because Gaspé's roll is in the third year of its triennial and its reference date is 1 July 2022. Re-sourced 2026-10-10 from MAMH's quarterly roll (www.mamh.gouv.qc.ca/role/RM03005.xml); the earlier build used a host whose robots.txt disallows crawling. That file is the June 2026 update: 57 more units and $26,347,600 (+1.09%) more value than the deposit, which moves the hospital (+$1.74M), the Sandy Beach centre (+$0.49M), 167 rue de la Reine (+$2.24M), 21 rue des Lilas, the secondary school at 85 boulevard de Gaspé and the CHSLD on boulevard du Renard, and every class total; unit-level and class figures below are from it.
Total assessed value, Ville de Gaspé$2,410,445,200 CAD
The deposited figure, per MAMH's Sommaire du rôle 2026 (row 03005: 11,347 units, 7,897 dwellings, 898 other premises) and reconciled exactly to MAMH's RFU-2026 figure of $2,285,489,726 at the published factor of 1.18: taxable $1,936,855,700 + non-taxable $473,589,500. MAMH's June 2026 quarterly update, RM03005.xml, carries $2,436,792,800 over 11,405 units (+1.09%), taxable $1,956,963,100 and non-taxable $479,829,700, with 7,983 dwellings, 885 non-residential premises and 310 rented rooms. 2024-2025-2026 triennial, reference date 2022-07-01.
Two governments own two-thirds of the landQuebec 596.3 km²; Canada 239.0 km²; total titled land 1,259.1 km²
The 385 units the roll exempts under art. 204(1°) — the State or the Société québécoise des infrastructures — cover 596.3 km² and carry $64,839,500, of which 320 units and 593.4 km² are forest, undeveloped land or water worth $35,058,600. The 46 units under art. 204(1.1°), the Crown in right of Canada, cover 239.0 km² and carry $53,554,700, almost all of the land Forillon. Together that is 66.3% of all the titled land on the Gaspé roll. The City's own 549 units under art. 204(3°) cover 15.9 km² and carry $64,518,800.
Highest assessed parcel$86,540,200 CAD
The blade-plant expansion hall on rue des Lilas: land $521,200 + buildings $86,019,000, previous roll $65,385,600. One unit is 3.55% of the city, and 99.4% of its value is the building — on 17.67 ha of land assessed at $2.95/m².
Concentration of assessed valueTop 10 units 15.60%; top 100 units 27.20%
Top 10 = $380,097,600 of $2,436,792,800 in the June 2026 update — the least concentrated roll of the four places done here, because Gaspé is a town of 11,405 separately titled, mostly single-family units spread over 1,260 km².
Statutorily exempt value$479,829,700 CAD — 19.69% of the roll
Non-taxable value in MAMH's June 2026 roll update ($473,589,500, 19.65%, in the deposited Sommaire). By art. 204 paragraph: 13° schools/CEGEPs/universities $134,681,100 over 22 units; 14°a the health network $122,791,200 over 9 units; 1° the State or SQI $64,839,500 over 385 units; 3° the local municipality $64,518,800 over 549 units; 1.1° the Crown in right of Canada $53,554,700 over 46 units; 10° recognised non-profits $15,921,300 over 26 units; 8° places of worship $12,472,500 over 17 units. The highest exempt share of the four places done here.
Federal presence beyond Forillon60 federal parcels in and around Gaspé
The Directory of Federal Real Property lists 60 parcels across the Gaspé area: fifteen Forillon National Park holdings, roughly thirty Fisheries and Oceans harbour, light and foreshore parcels (including the Rivière-au-Renard fishing harbour at 17.4631 ha and the search-and-rescue station at 15 rue La Langevin, both Crown Owned), ten Canada Post offices, two Transport Canada navigation sites, the RCMP's Gaspésie–Îles-de-la-Madeleine detachment at 39 York Street East (Crown Owned, 662 m²) and three Public Services and Procurement Canada sites.
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Who owns the town
At this scale the significant owner is rarely a trust or a fund: it is one or two local holding companies, a family in its second or third generation, and often the land around the town rather than the buildings in it.
Gaspé is not a city with large landowners; it is 1,260 km² of which two governments hold two-thirds and 11,405 assessment units hold the rest. The whole private sector of the roll amounts to less than the State's forest by area and less than the institutions by value, and the one asset of national scale is a wind-turbine blade plant whose newest hall belongs to the contractor who built it.
| Name | Type | Holdings |
|---|---|---|
| Government of Quebec (the State or the Société québécoise des infrastructures) 385 units exempt under art. 204(1°), 47.4% of all titled land in the municipality. The three largest are forest blocks of 374.94 km² at montée de Corte-Real ($16,373,100), 108.79 km² off rue Saint-Jean ($7,733,600) and 58.05 km² off montée de Wakeham ($4,159,300); also the provincial administration building at 96 montée de Sandy Beach ($7,198,100) and the works garage at 34 rue des Pommiers ($13,721,800). |
Government | 596.3 km², $64,839,500 assessedA |
| The Crown in right of Canada 46 units exempt under art. 204(1.1°), 19.0% of all titled land. Forillon National Park alone is 238.69 km² on the roll and $36,957,700; the Directory of Federal Real Property records it as 21,696 ha Crown Owned with 92 buildings, and lists the Fisheries and Oceans fishing harbour at Rivière-au-Renard, the RCMP detachment and two Crown-owned PSPC office buildings on rue de la Reine. |
Government | 239.0 km², $53,554,700 assessed; 60 propertiesA |
| Quebec school network (a school service centre, CEGEP or university establishment) The largest exempt class by value at 5.53% of the roll, under art. 204(13°): the CEGEP at 96 rue Jacques-Cartier ($56,710,700), the secondary school at 85 boulevard de Gaspé ($36,347,300, 23,618.0 m²), a second secondary school at 110 boulevard du Renard ($7,304,800), the primary school at 151 rue Jacques-Cartier ($5,719,400) and the student residence at 95 boulevard de Gaspé ($6,442,500). |
Institution | $134,681,100 over 22 unitsA |
| Ville de Gaspé Art. 204(3°). Largest: the air terminal at 60-64 rue de l'Aéroport ($9,177,500, 101.17 ha), the works garage at 1 rue Cotton ($6,566,000, 26.13 ha) and the railway station at 8 rue de la Marina ($5,772,200, built 2013). |
Government | 15.9 km², $64,518,800 over 549 unitsA |
| LM Wind Power Canada Inc. The largest private employer and the largest private asset in the city. Radio-Canada, having obtained the notarised act, reports that LM Wind Power remains the owner of the land while the expansion hall "appartient à l'entrepreneur" — Pomerleau — which leases it back until 2052, after which it reverts. |
Public company | 5.71 ha owned outright; the $86.5M expansion hall held under an emphyteusis to 30 November 2052A |
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Who builds the houses
New-home building in this market: the volume, and the firms behind it. Ownership of a builder matters as much as its volume — a private-equity platform and a family firm behave differently.
Gaspé is the one place in this batch that is still building, and it builds houses rather than buildings. The roll records 322 assessment units built in 2019-2025 carrying 404 dwellings — more than Sept-Îles and Baie-Comeau combined — but the largest residential holding in the whole city has just 62 dwellings, and the biggest new building of the last five years is a state-owned CHSLD. There are no CUBF 1010 social-housing units on the roll and only two art. 204(5°) municipal-mandatary units. Quebec publishes no builder league table and no named Gaspé homebuilder could be established from a source that opened, so the entries below are what the roll establishes about the stock.
| Name | Type | Dwellings |
|---|---|---|
| 218 rue des Ursulines (owner not established) The largest residential holding in Gaspé: CUBF 1543 "maison pour personnes retraitées autonomes", 4 storeys, units 218-101 to 218-515, land $453,400 + buildings $8,458,300, previous roll $8,343,400, 17,656.2 m² of land, fully taxable, title first registered 2007-12-28. The open roll redacts the owner. |
Private company | 62 dwellings, $8,911,700A |
| Quebec health and social services network The CHSLD at 180 boulevard du Renard, 5,492.9 m² of floor area, built 2023, exempt under art. 204(14°a). In a town adding roughly 60 houses a year, the state built the one large new residential building of the period. |
Government | $30,804,000 — the city's largest new buildingA |
| Single-family stock MAMH's RFU-2026 splits Gaspé's uniformised taxable assessment into $1,383,040,122 of single-dwelling residences excluding condominiums — $1,172,067,900 at the 1.18 factor, 60.5% of the city's taxable roll — against $256,539,080 of apartment and condominium buildings and $375,377,588 of industrial and commercial. Gaspé is a town of houses. |
Private company | $1,172,067,900 of the rollA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Gaspé's commercial property is a strip on boulevard de York, a small centre on montée de Sandy Beach, an older block on rue de la Reine and two hotels. Nothing here appears in a REIT's property schedule and the open roll names none of the owners, so the figures are the roll's own. The largest retail unit lost value on the current roll.
| Name | Type | Premises |
|---|---|---|
| 39 montée de Sandy Beach (owner not established) CUBF 5003, built 1980, 6.17 ha, fully taxable, title first registered 2024-07-24 — it changed hands in July 2024. Down from $13,514,500 on the previous roll. The open roll redacts the owner. |
Private company | 20 premises, 15,529.0 m², $12,108,800 assessedA |
| 167 rue de la Reine (owner not established) The downtown centre: CUBF 5004 "centre commercial de quartier", 3 storeys, land $648,500 + buildings $7,799,200, previous roll $7,800,000 — an 8% rise (the earlier build's file showed $6,206,400, a 20% fall, revised in MAMH's June 2026 update), 13,469.7 m² of land, built 1974, title first registered 2014-03-19. |
Private company | 24 premises, 10,174.0 m², $8,447,700 assessedA |
| 178 rue de la Reine and 137 rue Jacques-Cartier (owners not established) Gaspé's two hotels, both CUBF 5831: 178-178-3 rue de la Reine (3,682.2 m², 3 premises, built 1978, title first registered 1953-05-15 — the oldest title date on the roll) and 137 rue Jacques-Cartier (2 storeys, 2 premises). Together they are worth more than the downtown centre at 167 rue de la Reine. |
Private company | $5,100,800 and $4,430,800 assessedA |
| 21 rue des Lilas — the industrial park's own office building Land $422,500 + buildings $3,737,100, CUBF 6000 "immeuble à bureaux", built 2011, 20,000.1 m² of land, exempt under art. 204(1°) with an apportionment under art. 255(1°) — so the roll states that the State or the Société québécoise des infrastructures owns the one modern office building in the Gaspé wind-industry park, next door to the blade plant. |
Government | 1,653.8 m², $4,159,600 assessedA |
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Looked for and not found
Claims this page would have made if a source could be opened. They are left out rather than guessed.
- Whose name is on the roll for the $86,540,200 expansion hall on rue des Lilas. Radio-Canada establishes that Pomerleau owns the new section of the plant and leases it to LM Wind Power under an emphyteusis to 30 November 2052, but it gives no civic address, the roll's unit on rue des Lilas has no civic number, and the open file redacts the name.
- Which CEGEP body holds 96 rue Jacques-Cartier, and which school service centre holds each of the 22 Gaspé parcels the roll exempts under art. 204(13°).
- Whether the State or the Société québécoise des infrastructures holds the 596.3 km² of art. 204(1°) land, including the 374.94 km² forest block at montée de Corte-Real. The paragraph covers both and the roll does not distinguish them.
- Who owns the shopping centre at 39 montée de Sandy Beach and what it sold for in July 2024. The roll records the title as first registered 2024-07-24 and the value as having fallen 10% from the previous roll; a Quebec price is only obtainable per document from the Registre foncier.
- Who owns 218 rue des Ursulines (62 dwellings, $8,911,700), the largest residential holding in the city.
- Who owns the CUBF 4819 energy unit at 284 boulevard de York ($5,115,300, 5.59 ha), fully taxable and one of the city's most valuable commercial parcels.
- The identity of any Gaspé homebuilder. The roll shows 322 units built in 2019-2025 but names nobody, and Quebec publishes no builder register comparable to Ontario's HCRA.
- Gaspé's roll is in the last year of its 2024-2025-2026 triennial and its reference date is 1 July 2022, so every figure here is four years behind the market and will be restated when the 2027 roll is deposited.
- Owner names are redacted from the provincial bulk roll and the licence forbids re-identifying them, so the only lawful owner channel is the City's own Portail de données immobilières, one property at a time.
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Sources
- Rôle d'évaluation foncière du Québec — the 1,140 municipal XML files, with "les cadastres, noms des propriétaires et leurs adresses postales" redacted and re-identification expressly forbidden — Ministère des Affaires municipales et de l'Habitation (MAMH) / Données Québec · openA
- RM03005.xml — the Ville de Gaspé assessment roll, quarterly-update version (schema 2.7; RLM01A 03005, RLM02A 2024; 11,405 assessment units; file dated 2026-06-08), downloaded and tabulated directly — MAMH · openA
- Loi sur la fiscalité municipale (chapitre F-2.1) — art. 204 (the exemption paragraphs the roll cites in RL0504: 1° l'État or the Société québécoise des infrastructures; 1.1° "la Couronne du chef du Canada ou d'un mandataire de celle-ci"; 3° a local municipality in its own territory; 5° a mandatary of a municipality or MRC; 8° a fabrique, religious institution or incorporated Church using the immovable for public worship; 10° a body recognised under s. 243.3; 13° a school service centre, CEGEP or university establishment; 14°a Santé Québec or a Schedule II health establishment), and arts. 65, 66 and 68 on what is NOT entered on the roll — Légis Québec / Gouvernement du Québec · openA
- Sommaire — Tarification des produits et services du registre foncier et du cadastre, "En vigueur à compter du 1er avril 2026": CONSULTATION / Documents (index des immeubles, acte, plan cadastral, etc.) — "Par document 1,50 $" — Ministère des Ressources naturelles et des Forêts (MRNF) · openA
- Richesse foncière uniformisée 2026 — RFU-2026.csv and its DescriptionPoste file. CSALX02163 is the "Sommaire de rôle - Facteur de redressement" and CIALX02147 the uniformised value of taxable immovables, i.e. the Sommaire du rôle's taxable total multiplied by that factor; the file also splits the non-taxable classes (federal, Quebec, SQI, health network, CEGEPs and universities, schools) — MAMH via Données Québec · openA
- Profil financier des municipalités 2024-2025, données de 2025 (PF-2024-2025.csv) — population and uniformised assessment by class per municipality — MAMH via Données Québec · openA
- Directory of Federal Real Property (dfrp-rbif.zip, 19,973 properties) — names the custodian and distinguishes "Crown Owned" from "Lease or Licence", with land area, floor area and building count per parcel — Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat · openA
- Unités d'évaluation foncière — used only as the published CUBF code→label dictionary (CODE_UTILISATION / LIBELLE_UTILISATION) — Ville de Montréal (Données Montréal) · openA
- Terms of use and privacy policy — "No Linking, Framing, Mirroring, Scraping or Data Mining" — Centris (Quebec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers) · openA
- Applying for a job in Gaspé — "Le complexe industriel de l'usine LM Wind Power Canada est situé au 7, rue des Cerisiers, Gaspé, QC, G4X 2M1, Canada" — LM Wind Power (GE Vernova) · openA
- LM Wind Power à Gaspé jusqu'en 2052 — "Un acte emphytéotique lie l'entreprise au terrain jusqu'en 2052"; "Il s'agit d'un acte emphytéotique dont Radio-Canada a obtenu copie. Un contrat notarié d'une durée de près de 30 ans, soit jusqu'au 30 novembre 2052"; "Le chantier a été confié à Pomerleau. Si LM Wind Power demeure propriétaire du terrain, la nouvelle section de l'usine appartient à l'entrepreneur, qui la loue ensuite au fabricant de pales d'éoliennes"; the plant is captioned "L'usine de pales d'éoliennes LM Wind Power de General Electric à Gaspé" — Radio-Canada (ICI Gaspésie) · openA
- Rôle d'évaluation — "Le rôle d'évaluation foncière est un document public officiel qui regroupe des renseignements prescrits par la loi"; the City publishes a free "Portail de données immobilières (accès citoyen)" and a separate professional access, and states that a new roll comes into force "tous les trois ans" — Ville de Gaspé · openA
- Index de la mise à jour trimestrielle des rôles d'évaluation foncière — "03005,Gaspé,https://mamh.gouv.qc.ca/role/RM03005.xml,2026-06-08 18:22:47" — MAMH · openA
- Sommaire du rôle d'évaluation foncière, exercice 2026 — MAMH's per-municipality workbook, row 03005 (200001 11,347 units, 200002 7,897 dwellings, 200013 $2,410,445,200, 200016 taxable $1,936,855,700, 200019 non-taxable $473,589,500) — MAMH — Données statistiques sur l'évaluation foncière · openA