1820-1822 Rue François-Charron vs 1937-1939 Rue François-Charron
Data as of October 29, 2026 · updated every week
1937-1939 Rue François-Charron is the older building (1968); 1820-1822 Rue François-Charron was built in 1969. 1820-1822 Rue François-Charron is assessed at $845,500, 78% more than 1937-1939 Rue François-Charron ($476,100). Neither has a building permit on record. Neither is in a flood zone.
| 1820-1822 Rue François-Charron | 1937-1939 Rue François-Charron | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | 3 dwellings | 2 dwellings |
| City and borough | Longueuil · Saint-Hubert | Longueuil · Saint-Hubert |
| Built | 1969 | 1968 |
| Assessed (roll) | $845,500 | $476,100 |
| Since the previous roll | +47 % | +41 % |
| Welcome tax on that value | ≈ $14,024 | ≈ $5,252 |
| Lot | 679 m² | 453 m² |
| Floor area | 230 m² | 116 m² |
| Notice of deterioration | No | No |
| City’s right of first refusal | No | No |
| Heritage | No | No |
| In a flood zone | No | No |
| Building permits on record | 0 | 0 |
| Findings | 2 Note | 1 Note |
| Nearest metro | — | — |
The full report for each address explains every finding and shows the full permit and value history.
Full report: 1820-1822 Rue François-Charron Full report: 1937-1939 Rue François-Charron