The Service de l’habitation publishes statistics and studies on housing issues.
PORTRAIT OF ACCESSIBLE AND ADAPTED HOUSING Social and community housing stock in the Montréal urban agglomeration
In association with the Communauté métropolitaine de Montréal (CMM), Montréal presents Portrait des logements accessibles et adaptés dans le parc de logements sociaux et communautaires de l’Agglomération de Montréal.
This report is the first survey on accessible and adapted housing aimed at ensuring a fair distribution of these types of housing units on the territory of Montréal, obtaining a first assessment of the progress made in terms of physical access to housing as well as unit adaptation and layout.
This report refers exclusively to the Montréal urban agglomeration and is one of the chapters of the final report that will be produced by the CMM for the 82 municipalities of its territory. The report is to be tabled in the spring of 2017.
The document Profil des ménages et des logements dans la ville de Montréal (profile of households and dwellings in Montréal) provides data to assess housing conditions of households and better identify housing challenges and concerns. This document is part of a series of analyses produced by Montréal en statistiques.
The document provides a listing of social and community housing units according to neighbourhood, borough and municipality of the Montréal urban agglomeration.
Today, social mix is an important issue, because it encourages the maintenance of social diversity in Montréal, which helps build an inclusive community in the long term.
The study is a summary of eight surveys that were conducted between 2007 and 2011. It highlights behavioural trends of current and future buyers in Montréal.
The document Profil des ménages et des logements dans la ville de Montréal (profile of households and dwellings in Montréal) provides data to assess housing conditions of households and better identify housing challenges and concerns. This document is part of a series of analyses produced by 
The document provides a listing of social and community housing units according to neighbourhood, borough and municipality of the Montréal urban agglomeration.
Today, social mix is an important issue, because it encourages the maintenance of social diversity in Montréal, which helps build an inclusive community in the long term.
The study by Groupe Cardinal-Hardy presents architectural typology and criteria that meet the needs of urban families.
The study is a summary of eight surveys that were conducted between 2007 and 2011. It highlights behavioural trends of current and future buyers in Montréal.
