100 Rue Notre-Dame vs 155 Rue Notre-Dame
Data as of November 1, 2026 · updated every week
100 Rue Notre-Dame is the older building (1940); 155 Rue Notre-Dame was built in 1950. 155 Rue Notre-Dame is assessed at $388,600, 46% more than 100 Rue Notre-Dame ($266,000). Neither has a building permit on record. Neither is in a flood zone.
| 100 Rue Notre-Dame | 155 Rue Notre-Dame | |
|---|---|---|
| Type | House or building | House or building |
| City and borough | Sherbrooke · Brompton–Rock Forest–Saint-Élie–Deauville | Sherbrooke · Brompton–Rock Forest–Saint-Élie–Deauville |
| Built | 1940 | 1950 |
| Assessed (roll) | $266,000 | $388,600 |
| Since the previous roll | +35 % | +71 % |
| Welcome tax on that value | ≈ $2,346 | ≈ $3,940 |
| Lot | 503 m² | 2,595 m² |
| Floor area | 110 m² | 164 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 | 1 Note | 1 Note |
| Nearest metro | — | — |
The full report for each address explains every finding and shows the full permit and value history.
Full report: 100 Rue Notre-Dame Full report: 155 Rue Notre-Dame