boulevard Ray-Lawson, Anjou: property records by address
Data as of October 25, 2026 · updated every week
36 addresses on boulevard Ray-Lawson in Anjou, Montréal, built between 1960 and 2014, zoned emplois. Open any address for its building permits, zoning, floodplain and heritage records.
The oldest building on boulevard Ray-Lawson dates from 1960; half were built before 1967, and the newest in 2014. Most houses and plexes are assessed between $2,040,100 and $16,162,200; the typical one at $7,119,100. Main land use: emplois (36). 2 condo buildings. 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
- 9989-10001 boulevard Ray-Lawson $26,680,800
- 10000 boulevard Ray-Lawson $17,797,400
- 9501 boulevard Ray-Lawson $17,718,000
- 8501 boulevard Ray-Lawson $16,162,200
- 10251 boulevard Ray-Lawson $14,673,100
Addresses on boulevard Ray-Lawson
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