Municipal assessment in Gatineau: property roll, taxes and market value

In 2026, the median municipal assessment in Gatineau is $464,300 (houses and plexes, condominiums not included), across 80,221 properties on the roll. The general property tax rate is $0.6012 per $100 (2025 rate).

Properties on the roll (houses and plexes, condominiums not included)
80,221
Median assessment (2026 roll)
$464,300
Median land value
$185,300
Median building value
$286,200
Median year of construction
1987

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Estimated market value

$473,586 (indicative estimate)

Indicative estimate: $464,300 × comparative factor 1.02 = $473,586. The comparative factor published by the Ministère des Affaires municipales measures the gap between roll values and recent sale prices; it brings an assessment filed a few years ago back to current market conditions.

General property tax

For a roll value of $464,300:

General property tax ($0.6012 per $100 (2025 rate))$2,791
School tax ($0.079 per $100)$367
Annual total$3,158

Excluding service charges (water, sewers, waste collection, public transit) and special taxes, which are added to the bill and vary from one municipality to another.

2025 rate.

Welcome tax (taxe de bienvenue) calculator

Transfer duties on a purchase at $464,300: $5,075.

Scale adopted by Gatineau.

Housing stock by decade of construction

DecadePropertiesShare
Before 19403,7464.7%
1940–19492,4043%
1950–19595,5817%
1960–19698,00210%
1970–197913,04016.3%
1980–198910,31412.9%
1990–199913,50416.9%
2000–200913,91617.4%
2010–20197,7139.6%
2020–20291,7562.2%

Table based on properties whose year of construction appears on the roll (99.7%).

Regional market — Outaouais

9,329 sales over 12 months (July 2025 to June 2026), a change of -2.1% year over year. Market is balanced.

What the numbers say in Gatineau

In Gatineau, the 2026 roll counts 80,221 properties (houses and plexes, condominiums not included), with a median assessment of $464,300 ($388,200 at the 25th percentile, $580,000 at the 75th).

Land accounts for about 40% of the median value, the building for the rest; the housing stock was built around 1987.

Regional market (Outaouais): balanced, 9,329 sales over 12 months, a change of -2.1% year over year (July 2025 to June 2026).

Frequently asked questions

What is the median municipal assessment in Gatineau?

In 2026, the median municipal assessment in Gatineau is $464,300 (houses and plexes, condominiums not included), across 80,221 properties on the roll. The general property tax rate is $0.6012 per $100 (2025 rate).

How much municipal tax for a median house in Gatineau?

With a residential rate of $0.6012 per $100 (2025 rate), a property assessed at $464,300 pays about $2,791 in general property tax and $367 in school tax, for $3,158 a year. Excluding service charges (water, sewers, waste collection, public transit) and special taxes, which are added to the bill and vary from one municipality to another.

What is the welcome tax (taxe de bienvenue) in Gatineau?

On a purchase at the median assessment ($464,300), transfer duties amount to about $5,075, based on the scale adopted by the municipality.

Does the municipal assessment match market value?

Not exactly. In Gatineau, the comparative factor of 1.02 suggests an indicative market value of about $473,586 for a property assessed at the median.

Where does this data come from?

From the property assessment roll published by the Ministère des Affaires municipales et de l'Habitation (2026 roll), aggregated over 80,221 properties (houses and plexes, condominiums not included). No address or individual value is published on this page. Divided co-ownership (condominium) units are not included in these statistics.

Source and methodology

2026 property assessment roll from the Ministère des Affaires municipales et de l'Habitation, aggregated over 80,221 properties (houses and plexes, condominiums not included) in Gatineau (code 81017). Calculations performed on 2026-09-20. Divided co-ownership (condominium) units are not included in these statistics.

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