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What is a home worth in Saint-Hubert?

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Local area information

What to know about Saint-Hubert

Area type
Longueuil area
Region
Montérégie
Longueuil roll
2025–2027
Valuation date
July 1, 2023
Official source
Open the official assessment roll ↗

The agglomeration portal asks users to select the 2025–2027 roll.

Understanding the local area

City of Longueuil Archives historical exhibition. Dates describe changes in territory and buildings; past conditions do not describe present-day services or prices.

  1. Mackayville becomes Cité de Laflèche in 1959 and merges with Saint-Hubert in 1971. The Archives connect these former names to the history of today’s territory.

    City of Longueuil Archives

  2. The Archives present an old farmhouse on Rue Duke in Saint-Hubert as evidence of rural New France architecture, with masonry construction and a gable roof.

    City of Longueuil Archives

  3. The tramway’s expansion toward Greenfield Park and Mackayville in 1912 is accompanied by several stations in Saint-Hubert parish, helping shape new residential cores.

    City of Longueuil Archives

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Local property context

What can affect your selling price

Saint-Hubert is in the Montérégie administrative region. Saint-Hubert brings together cores with different histories, including Laflèche and older rural settings. Specify the neighbourhood and house type before widening the search; a former municipality name or a Saint-Hubert address is not enough to establish comparability.

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Factors to check in Saint-Hubert

  • The neighbourhood, street and access to shops, schools and transportation in Saint-Hubert.
  • The property type, floor area, year built and condition.
  • Recent selling prices for similar properties near your address in this Longueuil sector.
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Documents to prepare before selling

  • Confirm that the certificate of location still reflects the property's current state in Saint-Hubert.
  • Gather permits, invoices and condominium or rental documents when they apply.
  • Exclude sales with a different use or an area that does not reflect Saint-Hubert.

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FAQ

Common questions

Does municipal assessment equal a selling price in Saint-Hubert?

No. It is used to calculate property taxes as of a valuation date. Selling price also depends on condition, location and recent nearby sales.

Where should I confirm the roll information?

Use the public source linked on this page and verify the unit, property category, assessed value and valuation date. In Longueuil's official municipal source, verify the exact unit, property category, valuation date and any correction recorded on the file. An older title may mention Mackayville or Laflèche. Find the current record in Longueuil’s roll using the property address and lot; confirm that older documents correspond before reusing their areas or descriptions.

How can I estimate my selling price?

Choose recently sold properties nearby with a similar type and floor area. Also check their condition, land and renovations.

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