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
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