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Cities covered

The main Quebec cities where CondoAide supports divided co-ownership syndicates.

Bill 16 obligations are the same everywhere in Quebec; only the timeline varies, with the number of fractions and the year the building was built. That is why there is no separate page per city.

  • Montréal

    Metropolis, diverse condo stock

  • Québec

    Provincial capital, established condos

  • Laval

    Dense suburb, recent condo developments

  • Longueuil

    South Shore, mixed condo profile

  • Gatineau

    Outaouais region, growing market

  • Sherbrooke

    Eastern Townships, regional hub

  • Lévis

    Quebec South Shore, residential condos

  • Trois-Rivières

    Mauricie region, urban regional market

  • Saguenay

    Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean, regional condos

  • Terrebonne

    North shore ring, recent developments

  • Brossard

    South Shore, modern towers and complexes

  • Repentigny

    Northeast ring, family-oriented condos

  • Saint-Jérôme

    Laurentides region, growing market

  • Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu

    Montérégie, residential condos

  • Granby

    Estrie region, stable regional market

  • Drummondville

    Centre-du-Québec, regional condos

  • Saint-Hyacinthe

    Montérégie, urban regional market

  • Boucherville

    South Shore, residential condos

  • Châteauguay

    Southwest of Montreal, family market

  • Mascouche

    North ring, recent developments

  • Mirabel

    Lower Laurentides, strong growth

  • Salaberry-de-Valleyfield

    Suroît region, regional condos

  • Joliette

    Lanaudière region, regional market

  • Sainte-Julie

    South Shore, family condos

  • Beloeil

    Richelieu Valley, residential condos

  • Vaudreuil-Dorion

    West Island corridor, expanding market

  • Sainte-Thérèse

    Lower Laurentides, established condos

  • Magog

    Eastern Townships, resort market

  • Sorel-Tracy

    Montérégie, regional condos

  • Chambly

    Richelieu Valley, family market

  • Saint-Eustache

    Lower Laurentides, residential condos

  • Pointe-Claire

    West Island, established condos

  • Dollard-des-Ormeaux

    West Island, residential sector

  • Westmount

    Established condos, residential area

  • Sainte-Catherine

    South Shore, family market

  • Saint-Lambert

    South Shore, established condos

  • Mont-Royal

    Montreal island, residential area

  • Outremont

    Montreal island, established district

  • Côte-Saint-Luc

    Montreal island, residential condos

  • Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville

    South Shore, residential condos

  • Saint-Lazare

    Vaudreuil-Soulanges, residential market

  • Saint-Constant

    Roussillon, family market

  • Boisbriand

    Lower Laurentides, residential condos

  • Candiac

    South Shore, recent developments

  • Lachenaie

    Lanaudière, family condos

  • Pincourt

    Vaudreuil-Soulanges, residential market

  • Cantley

    Outaouais region, residential condos

  • Rosemère

    Lower Laurentides, residential area

  • Bois-des-Filion

    North ring, family condos

  • Kirkland

    West Island, residential area

  • Beaconsfield

    West Island, established condos

The obligations that apply in every one of these cities

They come from the Civil Code and from Bill 16, so they are identical province-wide. Here is where each one is explained.

Detailed questions: What the syndicate certificate must contain · Who can prepare and sign the certificate · Who can prepare the reserve fund study

To search for a specific condo syndicate, visit the Quebec Enterprise Register: registreentreprises.gouv.qc.ca