boulevard du Haut-Anjou, Anjou: property records by address
Data as of October 29, 2026 · updated every week
40 addresses on boulevard du Haut-Anjou in Anjou, Montréal, built between 1966 and 1969, zoned residential. Open any address for its building permits, zoning, floodplain and heritage records.
The oldest building on boulevard du Haut-Anjou dates from 1966; half were built before 1967, and the newest in 1969. Most houses and plexes are assessed between $715,400 and $1,186,100; the typical one at $897,000. Main land use: residential (40). 2 addresses have a serious finding, such as a notice of deterioration, a flood zone or a contaminated lot.
Oldest buildings
Highest assessed houses and plexes
- 8281 boulevard du Haut-Anjou $1,405,500
- 8301 boulevard du Haut-Anjou $1,189,000
- 8251 boulevard du Haut-Anjou $1,186,100
- 8261 boulevard du Haut-Anjou $1,186,100
- 8271 boulevard du Haut-Anjou $1,185,900
Addresses on boulevard du Haut-Anjou
Other streets in Anjou
- 1er Croissant
- 3e Croissant
- 4e Croissant
- 5e Croissant
- 6e Croissant
- avenue André-Laurendeau
- avenue André-Mathieu
- avenue Ardenay
- avenue Argenton
- avenue Avrillé
- avenue Azilda
- avenue Baldwin
- avenue Baudrière
- avenue Bodinier
- avenue Bois-Brillouse
- avenue Bois-de-Coulonge
- avenue Bourgneuf
- avenue Brissac
- avenue Cairns
- avenue Candes
- avenue Cellier
- avenue Champchevrier
- avenue Charles-Goulet
- avenue Chemillé
- avenue Choppin
- avenue Chénier
- avenue Curé-Clermont
- avenue David-d'Angers
- avenue Des Ormeaux
- avenue Fontevrault
- avenue Gabrielle-Roy
- avenue Georges
- avenue Giraud
- avenue Goncourt
- avenue Guy
- avenue Hérisson
- avenue Jean-Desprez
- avenue Judith-Jasmin
- avenue Justine-Lacoste
- avenue Kirby-Hall