Greater Montreal Area
Data Downloads
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Base layer - Census tractCSV
This dataset includes the aggregate data displayed as layers in the Low-end of Market Rental Housing Monitor map and figures and charts displayed in the sidebar for all census tracts within the Montreal Region. The dataset includes data from several data sources which have been cleaned, aggregated, and spatially joined by census tract. A census tract is defined by Statistics Canada as a geographic area located in large urban centres that usually has a population between 2,500 and 8,000 persons.
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Base layer - Forward sortation areaCSV
This dataset includes the aggregate data displayed as layers in the Low-end of Market Rental Housing Monitor map and figures displayed in the sidebar and reports for all Forward Sortation Areas within the Montreal Region. The dataset includes data from several data sources which have been cleaned, aggregated, and spatially joined by Forward Sortation Areas. Forward Sortation Areas are geographic representations of the areas covered by the first three characters of a postal code. Because the full six-character postal codes do not have an areal representation (they define linear postal carrier routes) and because postal codes are self-reported on the census, Forward Sortation Area boundaries can be highly irregular and they can be variable from census year to census year. To better align Forward Sortation Area boundaries with the Montreal Region, some outlier Forward Sortation Areas have been cropped.
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Base layer - Rental Market Survey zoneCSV
This dataset includes the aggregate data displayed as layers in the Low-end of Market Rental Housing Monitor map and figures and charts displayed in the sidebar for all rental market survey zones within the Montreal Region. The dataset includes data from several data sources which have been cleaned, aggregated, and spatially joined by rental market survey zones. Rental Market Survey Zones are geographic areas that the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation uses to report results from its annual Rental Market Survey. These zones are geographically larger than census tracts and smaller than a municipality.
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Base layer - MunicipalityCSV
This dataset includes the aggregate data displayed as layers in the Low-end of Market Rental Housing Monitor map and figures and charts displayed in the sidebar for all municipalities within the Montreal Region. The dataset includes data from several data sources which have been cleaned, aggregated, and spatially joined by municipality. A municipality is a geographic area representing a local government as determined by provincial legislation. Where provinces have upper tier and lower tier municipalities, the lower tier municipalities are shown.
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Base layer - RegionCSV
This dataset includes the aggregate data displayed as layers in the Low-end of Market Rental Housing Monitor map and figures and charts displayed in the sidebar for all census tracts within the Montreal Region. The Montreal Region is defined here as the Montreal Agglomeration, which includes the municipalities of Baie-D'Urfé, Beaconsfield, Côte-Saint-Luc, Dollard-Des Ormeaux, Dorval, Hampstead, Kirkland, L'Île-Dorval, Mont-Royal, Montréal, Montréal-Est, Montréal-Ouest, Pointe-Claire, Sainte-Anne-de-Bellevue, Senneville, and Westmount, as well as the cities of Laval and Longueuil.