Demolition Permits - Montreal (Q1 2026)

Formally issued demolition permits across all commercial asset classes in Montreal for Q1 2026 - the earliest signal of site clearance, land assembly, and redevelopment activity.

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What you get

Purchase this licence and get a verified list loaded directly into your VIREC account, instantly.

  • Each record is a formally issued demolition permit, not an application, not a filing under review.
  • You get the property address, city, asset class, Property ID, Permit ID, issue date, permit type, and permit detail narrative.
  • The earliest signal of supply removal, land assembly, and site repositioning, months before it shows up in any vacancy report.

Sample data

What you will receive

Sample data shown below is anonymised and synthetic. It is provided for illustrative purposes only and does not represent real properties, owners, or permits.
AddressCityAsset ClassProperty IDPermit IDIssued DatePermit TypePermit DetailsOwner NameOwner Mailing AddressColumnColumn
1801 Rue Notre-Dame O., Montréal, QC H3J 1M5MontréalIndustrialPROP-CA-MTL-07731PMT-CA-MTL-2025-388122025-09-03DemolitionFull demolition of 2-storey industrial warehouse in advance of mixed-use redevelopmentSociété Immobilière Lévesque1250 Av. Mont-Royal E., Montréal, QC H2J 1Y4
3910 Boul. Saint-Martin O., Laval, QC H7T 1A7LavalCommercialPROP-CA-LAV-14508PMT-CA-LAV-2025-276342025-08-18DemolitionDemolition of single-storey strip retail building, site cleared for new developmentSociété Foncière Laurentides3200 Boul. Saint-Martin O., Laval, QC H7T 1A5
772 King St. W., Toronto, ON M5V 1N3TorontoMultiresidentialPROP-CA-TOR-39204PMT-CA-TOR-2025-418872025-09-21DemolitionDemolition of existing 3-storey walk-up rental building, site preparation for proposed mixed-use towerDon Valley Holdings Inc.181 Bay St., Suite 4000, Toronto, ON M5J 2T3

Why now

A demolition permit is an investment decision, not a cleanup job.

When an owner pulls a demolition permit on a commercial or multiresidential property, they have made a capital decision. The site is being prepared for something: a larger development, a land sale, a rezoning play. Monitoring demolition permits gives you a window into the strategic moves happening in your market months before any public announcement. Every demolished building is a site in motion.

Who uses this

Built for your workflow

Broker / Sales Agent

Identify owners who just filed a demolition permit. They are repositioning a site and likely need advisory, land disposition support, or a buyer for the cleared parcel. Reach them at the moment the decision has been made and before the next step is locked in.

Developer / Investor

Track land being cleared in your target submarket. Demolition permits reveal site assembly activity and development intentions before any public announcement. Know which sites are coming to market before anyone else does.

Lender / Mortgage Broker

Monitor demolition activity as a leading indicator of construction financing demand and land loan origination opportunity in your market. A cleared site needs development capital. Reach the owner while the wrecking ball is still swinging.

Appraiser / Consultant

Account for planned supply removal in market analysis. Demolition permit volume directly affects net inventory and future vacancy projections. Essential context for forward supply-demand modelling across all asset classes.

Municipal / Planning Advisor

Map demolition activity across specific zones and corridors. Concentrated clearing activity is a measurable signal of incoming redevelopment pressure and a leading indicator of rezoning applications in any market.

Data quality

How this signal holds up

SourcePrimary

Sourced directly from municipal permit portals

Records are collected from municipal open-data portals and VIREC's proprietary collection pipelines, normalized to a common schema, and geocoded before delivery.

Coverage: Canada and the USA.

RefreshFrequently updated

Kept current as new permits are filed

Each edition contains all demolition permits filed in the selected municipality during the selected period. Historical data is available for trend analysis and pipeline tracking.

Archive: Historical data available.

ScopeDemolition only

Demolition permits only, across all commercial asset classes

Two conditions must both be met: the permit's official issue date falls within the selected period, and the permit type is classified as demolition or the permit detail narrative confirms demolition as the primary scope of work. No renovation, mechanical, or construction permits are included.

Asset classes covered: Commercial, Industrial, Multiresidential, Vacant Land.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

A demolition permit is a declaration of intent. You do not tear down a building to renovate it. You tear it down because something new is coming. Every demolition-permitted site is either headed for redevelopment, land assembly, or new construction. That makes it one of the clearest forward-looking signals in any market.

Two conditions must both be met. First, the permit's official issue date falls within your selected period. Second, the permit type is classified as demolition, or the permit detail narrative confirms demolition as the primary scope of work. A permit issued in the right window but describing renovation or mechanical work is excluded.

The Permit Details column contains the municipality's description of the approved demolition work. It tells you what is coming down, how much of it, and in many cases why. Use the detail to prioritize which sites warrant immediate outreach and which are lower priority.

Recently Issued Multi-Residential Permits and Recently Issued Commercial Permits cover the full permit spectrum for their respective asset classes. Demolition Permits applies a single filter upstream: only demolition-type permits qualify, across all asset classes.

Yes, and this is one of the most powerful uses of the package. Multi-quarter selection lets you build a longitudinal view of where demolition activity is concentrated, identifying corridors experiencing sustained clearing and tracking which asset classes are being taken down in which periods.

Every Property ID is queryable in the VIREC AI Tool. Drop any ID to pull the full site profile: owner identity and mailing address, ownership history, all permit activity across every type, transaction history, and more.

VIREC sources permit data directly from public municipal filings across all covered markets. No third-party aggregators, no data resellers.

Once your order is confirmed, the dataset is automatically loaded into your VIREC Platform account and accessible immediately in the My Data section. No download required, no file to import.

Yes. Use the Request a Sample button on this page and you will get it instantly. The sample reflects the exact schema, field structure, and data quality of the full dataset.

Yes, and for land and redevelopment work the combination is particularly powerful. Cross demolition permit Property IDs against Long-Tenure Land Owners to find sites being cleared by decade-plus holders. Layer with Active Land Buyers to identify which acquirers are targeting cleared sites in the same corridors. All IDs are consistent across every package and the AI Tool.