Lake Access Rights for Your Property, Waterfront or Shared
Buying a chalet on the water does not make you the owner of the lake. Lake access rights for your future property are established lot...
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Buying a chalet on the water does not make you the owner of the lake. Lake access rights for your future property are established lot...
In Quebec, the taxes on a short-term tourist rental depend first on the owner's tax status. A $300 night in a Morin-Heights chalet, booked directly,...
On July 30, 2025, the Gazette officielle published four pages that would change how a condo is bought under divided co-ownership. Two weeks later, the...
The duplex in Saint-Jérôme you are visiting with a couple of friends, the chalet in Morin-Heights you will share with your sister, the condo at...
A regional median says almost nothing to the owner of a $960,000 house in Saint-Sauveur. The QPAREB barometer, which tracks the Laurentians real estate market...
This fall, the houses listed in Saint-Jérôme would sell out in three months, a clear seller's market, while in Mont-Tremblant the single-family home has only...
The CITQ permit application has been filled out online, the $156 has been paid, and the file isn't moving. It's missing the planning department's signature,...
In Prévost, a house in zone T5-231, which borders a section of Route 117, can host tourists for a few nights. Anywhere else in town,...
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