Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec
The most valuable ground in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield belongs to no company at all: a high school, a hospital, a CEGEP and a brand-new seniors' home are the city's four biggest assessment units, and the single largest landholding is 519.76 hectares of federal canal — while on the edge of town 19 warehouse units built since 2020, worth $422 million, have made a town of 42,790 people into one of Montreal's logistics backyards.
8 buildings · 8 with an owner established · 28 sources · 6 tier A · 2 tier B · prepared 2026-10-10
Can you find out who owns it?
Ownership in Quebec is public and free, but one property at a time. Salaberry-de-Valleyfield publishes a free online roll lookup by address, matricule or cadastre, and says so plainly — "L'outil gratuit est destiné à la consultation personnelle citoyenne", with a cap on how many free searches you may run; the taxation roll behind it needs a commercial account. The provincial bulk file publishes all of the city's assessment units (19,006 in MAMH's June 2026 file) with land value, building value, lot area, storeys, year built, dwellings, non-residential premises and the statutory paragraph behind any tax exemption, but with the owner's name and mailing address cut out, and Données Québec states that re-identifying them is forbidden. That exemption paragraph is the usable substitute: it is what establishes that 70 rue Louis VI-Major is entered in the name of a school service centre, 150 rue Saint-Thomas in the name of the health network, and 901 chemin Larocque in the name of the Crown in right of Canada. A sale price appears only in the Registre foncier du Québec, at 1,50 $ per document.
Is ownership public?An open dataset names the owner
Cost of one title search1,50 $ per document (Registre foncier du Québec consultation, in force 1 April 2026); the municipal assessment roll, which names the owner, is free online with a cap on free searches
Bulk ownership dataNone published
Sale pricesAggregates only — no individual sales
Sites that forbid taking their data
- donneesquebec.ca / open.canada.ca — “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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| École secondaire de la Baie-Saint-François 70 rue Louis VI-Major, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield 25,346 m2 gross floor area; 12.48 ha site · 5 floors |
Institutional | Centre de services scolaire de la Vallée-des-Tisserands The most valuable assessment unit in the city: land $11,083,600 + buildings $87,406,900 = $98,490,500, against $65,520,400 on the previous roll. CUBF 6813 "école secondaire", 5 storeys, 124,800 m2 of land, built 1971, title first registered 2021-06-21. The whole value is exempt under s. 204(13°) with a s. 255(4) school apportionment, so the roll itself states the unit is entered in the name of a school service centre; the education ministry's open building file names the school at this address, gives 25,346 m2 and records its ownership status as "Propriété de la CS". |
Institution | —A |
| Hôpital du Suroît 150 rue Saint-Thomas, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield 4.55 ha site · 8 floors |
Institutional | Santé Québec Land $2,598,100 + buildings $83,542,000 = $86,140,100 (previous roll $61,228,900 — a 41% increase), CUBF 6513 "service d'hôpital", 8 storeys, 45,486.7 m2 of land, 441.31 m of frontage, built 1934, title first registered 2016-11-30. Exempt under s. 204(14°a) with a s. 255(2) apportionment. The MSSS installations file names HÔPITAL DU SUROÎT at 150, rue Saint-Thomas and gives its operating establishment as Santé Québec Montérégie-Ouest, public status. |
Government | —A |
| Cégep de Valleyfield 169 rue Champlain, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield 28,659.4 m2 of floor area; 4.81 ha site · 5 floors |
Institutional | Cégep de Valleyfield Land $7,390,900 + buildings $56,250,600 = $63,641,500 (previous roll $46,434,900), CUBF 6823 "C.E.G.E.P.", 5 storeys, 28,659.4 m2 of floor area, 48,100.6 m2 of land, originally built 1896, title first registered 1975-01-01 — the oldest building among the city's largest units and the only one whose registration has never changed since the roll began. Exempt under s. 204(13°) with a s. 255(3) apportionment. The education ministry's collegial file gives "Cégep de Valleyfield, 169, rue Champlain, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Public". |
Institution | —A |
| Maison des aînés et alternative de Salaberry-de-Valleyfield 8 rue Victor-Léger, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield 11,014.3 m2 of floor area · 4 floors |
Residential | Santé Québec The newest big building in the city: land $2,453,800 + buildings $56,304,200 = $58,758,000 (previous roll $41,326,800), CUBF 1541 "maison pour personnes retraitées non autonomes (inclus les CHSLD)", 4 storeys, 11,014.3 m2 of floor area, built 2024, 14,021.5 m2 of land, title first registered 2021-04-21. Exempt under s. 204(14°a) with a s. 255(2) apportionment. The MSSS file names MAISON DES AÎNÉS ET ALTERNATIVE DE SALABERRY-DE-VALLEYFIELD at 8, rue Victor-Léger, operated by Santé Québec Montérégie-Ouest with public status. |
Government | —A |
| Cannara Biotech Valleyfield cannabis facility 1175 boulevard Gérard-Cadieux, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield 1,033,506 sq ft site per the owner; 26.79 ha of land on the roll · 2 floors |
Industrial | Cannara Biotech Inc. Cannara's own property page states "Cannara owns and operates two world-class facilities" and lists "Asset: Valleyfield Facility. Location: 1175 Boulevard Gérard-Cadieux … Grow: 600,000 sq. ft. Site: 1,033,506 sq. ft. … Year Built: 2020". MAMH's June 2026 roll: land $4,640,200 + buildings $43,100,000 = $47,740,200, with no previous-roll value (the deposited roll had $48,874,200 on 29.31 ha). CUBF 8137 "production de cannabis", 267,945.8 m2 of land, 2 storeys, built 2018, fully taxable, non-residential class 1A, industrial class 1, title first registered 2021-06-22, the year Cannara took the site over. |
Public company | —A |
| CEZinc electrolytic zinc refinery 860 boulevard Gérard-Cadieux, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield 81.07 ha site · 6 floors |
Industrial | Zinc électrolytique du Canada limitée (Glencore Canada Corporation) Glencore Canada's CEZinc page states the refinery is "Zinc électrolytique du Canada limitée (CEZinc)", a "filiale en propriété exclusive de Glencore Canada Corporation", "implantée au Québec depuis 1963", producing 260,000-270,000 tonnes of zinc products a year. The roll's only CUBF 3152 unit in the city — "laminage, étirage, extrusion et alliage de métaux non ferreux" — is at this address, 6 storeys, built 1963, 810,742.5 m2 of land with 1,529.62 m of frontage, land $8,735,900 + buildings $37,841,100 = $46,577,000, fully taxable, industrial class 4, title first registered 1975-01-01. The roll redacts the registered owner; the match rests on the address, the build year and the use code. |
Public company | —B |
| GBH Depot green-coffee warehouse 55 rue Marie-Curie, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield 28,023.2 m2 of floor area · 1 floors |
Industrial | Divco, Brasswater and VamCorp (Salaberry-de-Valleyfield Asset Management), VamCorp at 50% VamCorp 50% of the consortium La Presse, February 2023: "GBH se fait construire un nouvel entrepôt rue Marie-Curie, à Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, par Divco. Le bâtiment de 28 000 mètres carrés appartient à un consortium formé de Divco, Brasswater et VamCorp (à 50 %)" — GBH Depot handles 45% of the green coffee entering Canada. The roll's matching unit is 55 rue Marie-Curie: 28,023.2 m2 of floor area, built 2023, 55,659.1 m2 of land, land $5,204,700 + buildings $36,199,000 = $41,403,700, CUBF 5020, fully taxable, title first registered 2024-06-21. The roll redacts the owner, so the parcel is identified by floor area and build year. |
Private equity | —B |
| Beauharnois Canal 901 chemin Larocque and the canal reach through Salaberry-de-Valleyfield 519.76 ha on the roll (5,197,604.1 m2); 903.22 ha in the federal register · 1 floors |
Land | Crown in right of Canada (Transport Canada) The largest single landholding in the city by a wide margin, and worth almost nothing on the roll: land $424,100 + buildings $39,600 = $463,700 over 5,197,604.1 m2, CUBF 4490 "autres infrastructures de transport maritime". Exempt under s. 204(1.1°) — la Couronne du chef du Canada — with $421,700 apportioned under the federal Payments in Lieu of Taxes Act (R.S.C. c. M-13, s. 3(1)). The Directory of Federal Real Property lists "Canal de Beauharnois", custodian Transports Canada, interest "Bien immobilier de l'État" (Crown Owned), with a 903.2186 ha parcel inside Salaberry-de-Valleyfield. |
Government | —A |
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The core land
The most valuable ground in the city, and what the public record says about it.
Computed from RM70052.xml, MAMH's quarterly-update version of the Salaberry-de-Valleyfield roll (file dated 2026-05-22), whose market-conditions reference date RL0401A is 1 July 2024 — the triennial roll for 2026-2027-2028, deposited with the clerk on 13 September 2025. Re-sourced 2026-10-10 from MAMH's quarterly roll (www.mamh.gouv.qc.ca/role/RM70052.xml); the earlier build used a host whose robots.txt disallows crawling. The earlier build's parse of the deposited file matched MAMH's Sommaire du rôle for fiscal 2026 line for line: units 18,926, dwellings 23,461, other premises 1,637, land $4,000,178,300, buildings $6,763,652,600, property $10,763,830,900, taxable $9,804,928,300, non-taxable $958,902,600. The quarterly file is a later state: 19,006 units, 23,933 dwellings, 1,642 premises, land $4,003,171,700, buildings $7,001,861,800, property $11,005,033,500 (+2.24%). Figures attributed to the Sommaire below are the deposit figures; figures computed from the file are the June 2026 state. Differences in the record: Cannara's unit $48,874,200 → $47,740,200 (land 29.31 → 26.79 ha); 55 rue Masson $47,897,900 → $51,547,300; top-unit, top-10 and top-100 shares; the 2023-2024 dwelling counts; and the warehousing figure, re-defined below. Every other parcel the record quotes is unchanged.
Total assessed value, Ville de Salaberry-de-Valleyfield$11,005,033,500 CAD
Sum of RL0404A over all 19,006 assessment units in RM70052.xml (June 2026 update), reference date 2024-07-01: land $4,003,171,700 + buildings $7,001,861,800, with 23,933 dwellings, 946 rental rooms and 1,642 non-residential premises. The deposited roll, code 200013 of the MAMH Sommaire du rôle 2026, is $10,763,830,900 over 18,926 units.
Highest assessed parcel$98,490,500 CAD
École secondaire de la Baie-Saint-François, 70 rue Louis VI-Major: land $11,083,600 + buildings $87,406,900, previous roll $65,520,400. One unit = 0.89% of the city's assessed value; the top 10 units are 5.46% and the top 100 are 19.27% (RM70052.xml). The four most valuable units in the city are all tax-exempt institutions.
Share of assessed value that is tax-exempt8.9% ($958,902,600)
MAMH Sommaire du rôle 2026, code 200019. By owner class: the local municipality $311,424,400 over 1,242 units; the health network and non-profit childcare $202,466,900 over 15; primary and secondary schools $190,564,400 over 20; the CEGEP $96,434,300; religious fabriques $27,497,900 over 11; recognised non-profits under s. 243.3 $31,981,800 over 25; the Crown in right of Canada $14,064,700 over 8 units covering 715.09 ha; the Quebec State $10,333,800 over 51.
Warehousing built since 202019 units, $421,588,800 assessed
Computed from RM70052.xml: CUBF 5020 "entreposage de tout genre" and CUBF 4221 "entrepôt pour le transport par camion" units whose main building (RL0307A) dates from 2020 or later — 17 general warehouses worth $348,256,700 and 2 truck warehouses worth $73,332,100, along boulevard Gérard-Cadieux, rue Marie-Curie, croissant J.-A.-Bombardier and avenue Pierre-Dansereau. All 42 CUBF 5020/4221 units in the city, of any age, total $487,774,200. The earlier build's "34 units, $407,314,000" on the deposited file used a definition it did not record precisely and is replaced. For scale, the Sommaire du rôle 2026 puts the whole industrial-manufacturing class at $514,715,700 over 62 taxable units, and the commercial class at $958,609,800 over 392. In January 2023 the city told La Presse it had "4,5 millions de pieds carrés … de bâtiments industriels en projets et en construction sur le territoire".
Dwellings in buildings completed 2020-2024404 / 395 / 506 / 404 / 578
Computed from RL0307A and RL0311A in RM70052.xml (June 2026 update; the deposited file gave 403 / 395 / 506 / 408 / 443 — the update adds buildings completed since deposit, with 547 dwellings already dated 2025), counting only units with an identified main-building year, so a floor rather than a total. The mayor told Le Journal Saint-François in January 2024 that developers had submitted projects for "environ 100 nouveaux logements par année pendant 10 ans" and that the vacancy rate was between 0.1% and 0.2%.
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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.
Concentration in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield runs public first, then heavy industry, then logistics. The federal Crown holds the canal and 715 hectares in all; the city holds 1,074 hectares across 1,242 units; the two biggest private landholdings are a zinc refinery and a tyre plant that between them cover 143 hectares.
| Name | Type | Holdings |
|---|---|---|
| Crown in right of Canada MAMH Sommaire du rôle 2026: 8 units exempt under s. 204(1.1°) covering 7,150,906 m2. The biggest is the Beauharnois Canal at 901 chemin Larocque (519.76 ha). The Directory of Federal Real Property adds the custodians: Transports Canada for the canal (903.22 ha inside the city, Crown Owned), Postes Canada for the Crown-owned post offices at 180 rue Victoria (2,100 m2) and 29 rue Yvon-Provost, and the RCMP for its Crown-owned detachment at 461 rue Dufferin (1,544 m2). |
Government | 715.09 ha, $14,064,700 assessedA |
| Ville de Salaberry-de-Valleyfield MAMH Sommaire du rôle 2026: 1,242 units exempt under s. 204(3°) — an immovable entered in the name of a local municipality situated in its own territory — covering 10,747,771 m2. Among them the sports ground at 550 rue Victoria (11.02 ha, $8,036,700). |
Government | 1,074.78 ha, $311,424,400 assessedA |
| Zinc électrolytique du Canada limitée (Glencore Canada Corporation) The CEZinc refinery at 860 boulevard Gérard-Cadieux, one of the three largest private industrial holdings in the city by assessed value, behind the chemical plant at 55 rue Masson ($51,547,300) and Cannara's facility ($47,740,200). Glencore Canada's own page identifies CEZinc as its wholly owned subsidiary, in Quebec since 1963; the roll redacts the registered owner. |
Public company | 81.07 ha, $46,577,000 assessedB |
| Tyre plant, 2600 boulevard Monseigneur-Langlois (owner not established) CUBF 2213 "industrie de pneus et de chambres à air", 617,764 m2 of land with 962.88 m of frontage, built 1970, land $9,934,900 + buildings $16,634,000, previous roll $12,516,500 — a 112% increase. Industrial class 4. Title first registered 2003-10-30. The largest industrial site by area in the city after the chemical plant at 55 rue Masson (430.21 ha, $51,547,300, CUBF 3882). No source opened names either owner. |
Private company | 61.78 ha, $26,568,900 assessedA |
| Cannara Biotech Inc. Cannara's own facilities page states it owns and operates the Valleyfield facility at 1175 boulevard Gérard-Cadieux on a 1,033,506 sq ft site. MAMH's June 2026 roll gives 267,945.8 m2 of land, fully taxable. |
Public company | 26.79 ha, $47,740,200 assessedA |
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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.
Quebec publishes no builder league table, but it does publish the licence register, and that is the closest thing to one: a general contractor may only build a new home covered by the guarantee plan if its RBQ licence carries subcategory 1.1.1. Seven licence holders registered in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield carry it, three of them licensed since 2021. The caveat that matters: the register gives the licensee's registered address, not where the homes were built. The city's own account of the market is scarcity — a vacancy rate of 0.1-0.2% in January 2024 and about 100 new dwellings a year promised by developers for a decade.
| Name | Type | Licensed since |
|---|---|---|
| Construction Emery Paquette inc. RBQ licence 1256-4241-87, active, general contractor with subcategories 1.1.1 and 1.1.2 — new residential buildings covered by a guarantee plan, classes I and II — registered in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield since 19 June 1984, the oldest new-home licence in the city. |
Private company | 1984A |
| Les Constructions B. Martel Inc. RBQ licence 8108-0962-25, active, subcategories 1.1.1 and 1.1.2, registered in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield since 26 March 1998. |
Private company | 1998A |
| Les Habitations Rémy Leblanc Inc. RBQ licence 8314-1614-34, active, subcategories 1.1.1 and 1.1.2, registered in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield since 18 January 2005. |
Private company | 2005A |
| Les Constructions GMP inc. RBQ licence 5697-7853-01, active, subcategories 1.1.1 and 1.1.2, registered in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield since 23 January 2015. |
Private company | 2015A |
| Groupe OVAL inc. RBQ licence 5849-8148-01, active, subcategories 1.1.1 and 1.1.2, registered in Salaberry-de-Valleyfield since 16 September 2024 — the newest of the city's new-home general contractors apart from 9264-5969 Québec inc. (licence 5652-5033-01, 1.1.1 only, 12 September 2025). |
Private company | 2024A |
| Ville de Salaberry-de-Valleyfield (as the determinant of what gets built) Mayor Miguel Lemieux, January 2024: "On a des projets soumis par des promoteurs pour environ 100 nouveaux logements par année pendant 10 ans… on doit favoriser plus de densification", with the vacancy rate at 0.1-0.2%. The paper named the Moco project as "le plus ambitieux de toute l'histoire de la ville" and the Lokalia tower in the Quartier Nord as continuing. Included because in a city this size the municipality's own pipeline is the housing supply. |
Government | ~100 dwellings/year for 10 yearsA |
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Commercial landlords
The commercial side, counted separately from housing: who holds the office, retail and industrial floor area.
Valleyfield's commercial stock is two strip malls on boulevard Monseigneur-Langlois and, behind them, a much larger industrial-logistics market that is the real story: 19 warehouse units built since 2020, worth $422 million, developed by Montreal firms on land assembled by a local company. Only the publicly reported owners can be named; the open roll redacts every registered owner, and management is not ownership.
| Name | Type | Floor area / premises |
|---|---|---|
| SmartCentres Real Estate Investment Trust SmartCentres' own property page gives "SmartCentres Valleyfield … ADDRESS 2050 Boul. Monseigneur-Langlois … SQUARE FEET 242,445 … OWNERSHIP 100%", a Walmart Supercentre-anchored centre at Monseigneur-Langlois and rue Fabre with Dollarama, L'Équipeur and McDonald's. The roll's single unit covering 2024-2174 boulevard Monseigneur-Langlois is CUBF 5004 "centre commercial de quartier", 22 non-residential premises on 80,280.6 m2, land $10,560,100 + buildings $20,699,900 = $31,260,000, title first registered 2017-07-10. The parcel is matched to the owner by address range. |
REIT | 242,445 sq ftB |
| Divco, Brasswater and VamCorp consortium La Presse states the 28,000 m2 warehouse built by Divco on rue Marie-Curie for GBH Depot "appartient à un consortium formé de Divco, Brasswater et VamCorp (à 50 %)"; VamCorp is Salaberry-de-Valleyfield Asset Management. Brasswater was formerly Groupe Quint. The roll unit at 55 rue Marie-Curie is assessed at $41,403,700. |
Private equity | 28,023.2 m2B |
| Valdev La Presse, January 2023: of the city's remaining industrial land bank of about 550,000 m2, "460 000 m2 appartiennent à Valdev, du promoteur local Carmine Como", and "Sur les terrains de Valdev, le fabricant de papier tissu et de cartons Cascades s'est installé au 1298, rue Gérard-Cadieux dans un entrepôt de 30 000 m2 construit par Syscomax". The roll's 1298 boulevard Gérard-Cadieux unit has 29,224.5 m2 of floor area, built 2022, assessed $30,767,000, title first registered 2022-01-31. Diageo, Canada Tire and Pelican are also named as occupants of the Valdev complex. |
Private company | 460,000 m2 of development landA |
| Broccolini La Presse: "Broccolini a commencé la construction du premier de ses deux entrepôts de 28 000 m2 donnant sur le boulevard Gérard-Cadieux", built without a pre-let; Broccolini also owns the private Alta industrial park at neighbouring Coteau-du-Lac. Which roll units correspond was not established, because the open roll redacts the owner. |
Family / private | two warehouses of 28,000 m2 eachA |
| Carrefour Monseigneur-Langlois, 1356-1484 boulevard Monseigneur-Langlois (owner not established) The city's second mall: CUBF 5004, 15 non-residential premises, 59,550.5 m2 of land, land $7,968,800 + buildings $21,722,200 = $29,691,000 (previous roll $27,050,000), built 1972. The roll records title first registered 2024-11-04, so the unit changed hands in late 2024; the open file does not say to whom. |
Private company | 15 premises on 5.96 haA |
| 65 rue Marie-Curie truck warehouse (owner not established) The largest single warehouse in the city and the fifth most valuable unit overall: CUBF 4221 "entrepôt pour le transport par camion", 35,130.7 m2 of floor area on 71,366.3 m2, built 2024, land $5,911,500 + buildings $46,404,600 = $52,316,100, title first registered 2023-12-13. Nothing opened names the owner or the tenant. |
Private company | 35,130.7 m2A |
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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.
- This record reads RM70052.xml, MAMH's May 2026 quarterly update (19,006 units, $11,005,033,500), not the deposited RL70052_2026.xml the Sommaire summarises (18,926 units, $10,763,830,900), because donneesouvertes.affmunqc.net disallows all robots. The two are 2.24% apart and are not reconciled line by line here; the Sommaire's per-class exempt totals are deposit figures.
- Who owns 65 rue Marie-Curie, the city's largest warehouse (35,130.7 m2, built 2024, $52.3M), and which of the 38 CUBF 5020 warehouse units belong to Broccolini, Kevlar/Claridge, Montoni or Syscomax. La Presse names the developers; the open roll redacts every registered owner and no filing was opened that ties a named firm to a named parcel.
- Who bought Carrefour Monseigneur-Langlois (1356-1484 boulevard Monseigneur-Langlois, 15 premises, $29,691,000). The roll records a change of registered owner on 2024-11-04 and nothing more.
- Who owns the chemical plant at 55 rue Masson — 430.21 ha, land $26,514,400 + buildings $25,032,900 = $51,547,300 (June 2026 file; $47,897,900 on the deposited roll), CUBF 3882 "industrie de produits chimiques inorganiques" — the largest private landholding in the city by area.
- Whether the tyre plant at 2600 boulevard Monseigneur-Langlois is Goodyear's Valleyfield operation. The roll gives the use code and the area; no company source was opened that states the address.
- Who owns the intermodal truck-rail transfer terminal at 515 boulevard des Érables (CUBF 4118, 35.46 ha, $41,973,400, built 2014) and the 1292-1300 boulevard Gérard-Cadieux storage unit ($49,448,200, 9.77 ha).
- The exact text of the ImmoNet "Conditions et modalités d'utilisation" that governs the city's free roll lookup; the popup is session-bound and could not be read.
- Owner names are redacted from the provincial bulk roll and the licence forbids re-identifying them, so no lawful bulk owner join exists in Quebec; a named owner here always comes from a filing, a federal register, a ministry file or reporting, never from the roll.
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Sources
- Rôles d'évaluation foncière du Québec — the 1,140 municipal XML files, owner names and mailing addresses redacted, with the re-identification ban — Ministère des Affaires municipales et de l'Habitation (MAMH) / Données Québec · openA
- Property assessment roll of Québec — English dataset record stating the redaction and the re-identification ban — Government and Municipalities of Québec via Open Government Portal · openA
- RM70052.xml — the Salaberry-de-Valleyfield assessment roll, quarterly-update version (2026-2027-2028 triennial, schema 2.9; RLM01A 70052; 19,006 assessment units; file dated 2026-05-22), downloaded and tabulated directly — MAMH · openA
- Répertoire des renseignements prescrits du rôle d'évaluation foncière, version 2.5 — the field dictionary for RL0101 to RL0507 — MAMH via Données Québec · openA
- Index de la mise à jour trimestrielle des rôles d'évaluation foncière — "70052,Salaberry-de-Valleyfield,https://mamh.gouv.qc.ca/role/RM70052.xml,2026-05-22 10:58:20" — 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; 3° a local municipality in its own territory; 4° a local municipality outside its territory; 5° a Communauté, an MRC or a mandatary of one; 7° land under a utility network under arts. 66-68; 8° a fabrique, episcopal corporation or church; 9° a cemetery; 10° a body recognised under s. 243.3; 13° a school service centre, CEGEP or university establishment; 14° Santé Québec, a Schedule II establishment, an authorised private establishment or a non-profit childcare centre; 19° a recognised natural reserve — Légis Québec / Gouvernement du Québec · openA
- Sommaire du rôle d'évaluation foncière — the MAMH's own per-municipality summary workbook for fiscal 2026 (codes 200001 units, 200002 dwellings, 200004 other premises, 200011-200013 total land/building/property value, 200014-200016 taxable, 200017-200019 non-taxable, 600001-600099 by fiscal disposition, 300001-300441 by use category) — MAMH — Données statistiques sur l'évaluation foncière · openA
- Charte des codes du Sommaire du rôle d'évaluation foncière 2026 — the code chart that names every column of the summary — MAMH · openA
- Sommaire — Tarification des produits et services du registre foncier et du cadastre, in force 1 April 2026 ("CONSULTATION … Par document 1,50 $") — Ministère des Ressources naturelles et des Forêts (MRNF) · openA
- Unités d'évaluation foncière — used only as the published CUBF code→label dictionary (CODE_UTILISATION / LIBELLE_UTILISATION) — Ville de Montréal (Données Montréal) · openA
- Manuel d'évaluation foncière du Québec 2026, partie 2 — Annexe 2C.1 liste numérique des codes d'utilisation des biens-fonds, plus the générique and lien code tables used to rebuild each civic address from RL0101 — MAMH · openA
- Centris — terms of use and privacy policy — Centris (Quebec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers) · openA
- Localisation des établissements d'enseignement du réseau scolaire au Québec — Immeubles publics and Écoles publiques tables, which carry STAT_PROP_IMM ("Propriété de la CS" / "Location"), gross floor area, year built and the owning centre de services scolaire against each civic address — Ministère de l'Éducation et Ministère de l'Enseignement supérieur via Données Québec · openA
- Fichiers cartographiques M02 des installations et établissements — Liste des installations, giving each installation's name, civic address, operating établissement and public/private status — Ministère de la Santé et des Services sociaux via Données Québec · openA
- Directory of Federal Real Property — open data extract (19,973 properties), naming the custodian and distinguishing Crown Owned from Lease or Licence — Treasury Board of Canada Secretariat · openA
- Registre des détenteurs de licences actives de la Régie du bâtiment du Québec (931,157 rows), with municipality, legal name, category and subcategories — Régie du bâtiment du Québec via Données Québec · openA
- Sous-catégories d'entrepreneur général — "1.1.1 - Entrepreneur en bâtiments résidentiels neufs visés à un plan de garantie, classe I", "1.1.2 … classe II", "1.2 - Entrepreneur en petits bâtiments", "1.3 - Entrepreneur en bâtiments de tout genre" — Régie du bâtiment du Québec · openA
- Consultation du rôle d'évaluation — "Il est possible de consulter en ligne le rôle de taxation ou d'évaluation d'une propriété du territoire, par adresse, par numéro de matricule ou par numéro de cadastre. L'outil gratuit est destiné à la consultation personnelle citoyenne. Dans cette optique, et afin d'assurer sa bonne utilisation, une limite de consultations gratuites pour une période donnée est établie." — Ville de Salaberry-de-Valleyfield · openA
- ImmoNet public — the city's free per-property roll consultation ("Permet d'obtenir un rôle de taxation ou un rôle d'évaluation à partir de l'adresse"; "pour obtenir le rôle de taxation, vous devez utiliser un compte commercial ou professionnel") — PG Solutions for the Ville de Salaberry-de-Valleyfield · openA
- Avis public — Dépôt du rôle d'évaluation foncière 2026-2027-2028, deposited with the clerk by the municipal assessor on 13 September 2025, review requests due 30 April 2026 — Ville de Salaberry-de-Valleyfield (greffière Valérie Tremblay) · openA
- École de la Baie-Saint-François — "70, rue Louis VI-Major, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield" — Centre de services scolaire de la Vallée-des-Tisserands · openA
- Our Facilities — "Cannara owns and operates two world-class facilities"; "Asset: Valleyfield Facility. Location: 1175 Boulevard Gérard-Cadieux, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, Quebec, J6T 6L3 … Size: Grow: 600,000 sq. ft. Site: 1,033,506 sq. ft. … Year Built: 2020" — Cannara Biotech Inc. · openA
- CEZinc — "Zinc électrolytique du Canada limitée (CEZinc)", "filiale en propriété exclusive de Glencore Canada Corporation", "Implantée au Québec depuis 1963", "Nous produisons entre 260 000 et 270 000 tonnes de produits de zinc annuellement" (read through WebFetch; curl receives the navigation shell only) — Glencore Canada Corporation · openB
- Boom à Salaberry-de-Valleyfield — "Nous avons 4,5 millions de pieds carrés [420 000 mètres carrés] de bâtiments industriels en projets et en construction sur le territoire"; the city's remaining land bank of about 550 000 m², of which 460 000 m² belongs to Valdev; "Sur les terrains de Valdev, le fabricant de papier tissu et de cartons Cascades s'est installé au 1298, rue Gérard-Cadieux dans un entrepôt de 30 000 m² construit par Syscomax"; Kevlar backed by Claridge; Divco with Brasswater on rue Marie-Curie; Broccolini's two 28 000 m² warehouses on boulevard Gérard-Cadieux — La Presse (Jean-Philippe Décarie / Marie Tison) · openA
- Une tasse de café sur deux au Canada passe par Salaberry-de-Valleyfield — "GBH se fait construire un nouvel entrepôt rue Marie-Curie, à Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, par Divco. Le bâtiment de 28 000 mètres carrés appartient à un consortium formé de Divco, Brasswater et VamCorp (à 50 %)" — La Presse · openA
- SmartCentres Valleyfield — "ADDRESS 2050 Boul. Monseigneur-Langlois, Valleyfield, QC, J6S 5R1 · SQUARE FEET 242,445 · Major Intersection Boulevard Monseigneur-Langlois & Rue Fabre · OWNERSHIP 100%" — SmartCentres Real Estate Investment Trust · openA
- L'offre de logement connaîtra un nouveau souffle en 2024 — mayor Miguel Lemieux on a 0,1-0,2% vacancy rate and "des projets soumis par des promoteurs pour environ 100 nouveaux logements par année pendant 10 ans"; the Moco project described as the most ambitious in the city's history; the Lokalia tower in the Quartier Nord; XTL moving into a new building on boulevard Gérard-Cadieux — Le Journal Saint-François (Mario Pitre) · openA
- Évaluation foncière — "Servitech Inc. est la firme en évaluation foncière mandatée par la Ville" — Ville de Salaberry-de-Valleyfield · openA