According to the MRC des Laurentides’ three-year assessment roll for 2026-2028, property values in Mont-Tremblant have seen a staggering increase of 39%, reaching a total of $9.7 billion. It is important to note that these increases vary considerably: many homeowners will see their assessments jump by more than 50%, and in some cases, the hikes exceed 150%. This situation is attributable to real estate market data from 2024, a year that saw a record peak.
Using this exceptional peak as the primary point of reference results in a major shift of the tax burden toward specific districts and taxpayers. This approach does not reflect long-term market value and creates an imbalance in the distribution of the tax burden by disproportionately penalizing sectors that experienced the most extreme market fluctuations in 2024.
About Les Amis de Mont-Tremblant
Our mandate is to ensure the harmonious real estate development of the region while maintaining transparency and community acceptability.