Buying a property in Repentigny: 2026 guide

Updated on 19 October 2026

Located 24 km northeast of Montréal, where the Rivière L’Assomption meets the St. Lawrence, Repentigny has about 86,000 residents. A mostly residential city, it has brought together the Repentigny sector and the former town of Le Gardeur since 2002.

At a glance

Population (2021 census)86,100 residents (+2.2% since 2016)
SectorsRepentigny (64,412 residents) and Le Gardeur (21,688 residents)
Average 2026 tax bill$3,557 for a house assessed at $500,000 (City)

The real estate market

Property typeMedian priceSalesYear-over-year
Single-family home (Repentigny sector)$598,000122 salesstable
Condominium (Repentigny sector)$320,00049 sales-15%

Source: Centris, Q3 2026 (July to September). Centris statistics for the Repentigny sector. Median prices and change compared with the same quarter of 2025.

Areas to know

Repentigny sector

The most populated, with most of the city’s house and condo sales.

Le Gardeur

Former town merged in 2002; residents live mostly in the south of the sector, as the north is largely agricultural.

Riverfront

Parc régional de l’Île-Lebel runs along the St. Lawrence on rue Notre-Dame, with a 3 km trail.

Station area

Repentigny station, on boulevard Lacombe, has nearly 590 park-and-ride spaces and a bus terminus.

Medians by sector: last 4 quarters (Centris).

Transit

Repentigny station is served by the exo 15 Mascouche line, whose Montréal terminus has been Côte-de-Liesse station since January 2026 (connection to the REM). exo buses connect the city to Montréal and neighbouring cities. Highway 40 crosses the city and reaches the island of Montréal via the Charles-De Gaulle Bridge.

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Education

Centre de services scolaire des Affluents (headquartered in Repentigny), with several secondary schools; Collège de L’Assomption of the Cégep régional de Lanaudière is close by.

Health

Hôpital Pierre-Le Gardeur, in Terrebonne (Lachenaie sector); CLSC Meilleur, rue Thouin, in Repentigny.

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Welcome tax and grants

In 2026, Repentigny applies 1.5% from $315,000 to $500,000, then 3% above $500,000 (rates as of October 2026, for information only). For a $550,000 house, the City estimates the duties at $7,110.50. It also offers grants to homeowners (home support for people 65 and over, reverse-slope garages, tree planting).

Broker tips

  • Near the St. Lawrence and the Rivière L’Assomption, check whether the property is in a flood zone before making an offer, and talk to your insurer early.
  • For a house with a reverse-slope garage, have the drain and backwater valve checked: the City offers financial assistance for these houses.
  • In condos, the market is more favourable to buyers: in Q3 2026, the median condo price fell 15% in one year in the Repentigny sector.

Frequently asked questions

What is the median price of a house in Repentigny?

In Q3 2026, the median single-family home sold for $598,000 in the Repentigny sector, a price that was stable over one year, according to Centris. A condo sold for $320,000.

Can you get to Montréal without a car from Repentigny?

Yes: the exo Mascouche line train runs from Repentigny station to Côte-de-Liesse station, with a connection to the REM, and exo buses also go to Montréal on weekdays.

How much is the welcome tax in Repentigny?

It is calculated in brackets: 0.5%, 1%, 1.5%, then 3% above $500,000. For a $550,000 house, the City estimates it at $7,110.50. First-time buyers can recover up to $5,875 through Québec’s refundable tax credit.

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