Saint-Léonard, Montréal: property records, permits and heritage

Saint-Léonard has 11,055 addresses on the assessment roll. In the last two years the borough issued 12 construction permits and 11 demolition permits. 11 buildings here are listed or protected as heritage.

The oldest building in Saint-Léonard dates from 1709; half were built before 1969, and the newest in 2025. Most houses and plexes are assessed between $676,800 and $1,419,000; the typical one at $927,300. Main land use: residential (10,165), emplois (493), mixed (313). 345 condo buildings. 16 addresses have a serious finding, such as a notice of deterioration, a flood zone or a contaminated lot.

Addresses
11,055
Construction permits, 2 yrs
12
Demolitions, 2 yrs
11
Heritage buildings
11

Highest assessed houses and plexes

Map of Saint-Léonard: construction, demolitions and heritage buildings

Construction permit, last 2 yearsDemolition, last 2 yearsHeritage siteLot

Streets in Saint-Léonard

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