Saguenay Property Tax Rate 2026

The residential rate, the taxes that add up to it, and a calculator for your home

Saguenay's 2026 residential property tax rate is 1.0502% of assessed value, up from 1.0372% in 2025 (+1.2%). A home assessed at $500,000 pays about $5,251 a year, and one at $1,000,000 about $10,502. It is the 2nd highest of the 23 Quebec cities and towns we cover; their median rate is 0.6745%.

Saguenay property tax calculator

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The value on the city's roll, which is updated every three years.

The tax is the assessed value times Saguenay's 2026 rate of 1.0502%. Flat charges on the same bill, such as water or garbage fees, are not included.

Property tax in 2026

$5,251/yr

$438 a month

General property tax, 0.9712%$4,856
School tax, 0.0790%$395
Total, 1.0502%$5,251

At the 2025 rate (1.0372%), the same value paid $5,186: $65 less than in 2026.

How the rate adds up

A home in Saguenay pays two separate property taxes on the same bill, each set by a different government or for a different purpose. Each is a percentage of the home's assessed value; added together, they make the 1.0502% rate.

TaxRateTax per year on $500,000
General property tax0.9712%$4,856
School tax0.0790%$395
Total in 20261.0502%$5,251
Total in 20251.0372%$5,186

It is the residential rate for homes of up to 5 units; water ($225), sewer ($256), garbage ($178) and organics ($35) are flat fees per dwelling.

Property tax at different home values

Assessed valueTax per yearTax per month
$400,000$4,201$350
$600,000$6,301$525
$800,000$8,402$700
$1,000,000$10,502$875
$1,500,000$15,753$1,313
$2,000,000$21,004$1,750

Quebec cities and towns compared

Mirabel0.3960%0.4782%-17.2%*$1,980
Boucherville0.4766%0.4750%+0.3%$2,383
Blainville0.5450%0.5342%+2%$2,725
Vaudreuil-Dorion0.5526%0.5383%+2.6%$2,763
Brossard0.5569%0.5579%-0.2%*$2,784
Saint-Hyacinthe0.6185%0.6116%+1.1%$3,092
Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu0.6233%0.6152%+1.3%$3,116
Granby0.6382%0.6284%+1.6%$3,191
Saint-Jérôme0.6510%0.7992%-18.5%*$3,255
Repentigny0.6529%0.6380%+2.3%$3,264
Laval0.6699%0.7421%-9.7%*$3,349
Châteauguay0.6745%0.6735%+0.1%$3,372
Mascouche0.7089%0.6957%+1.9%$3,544
Drummondville0.7130%0.7002%+1.8%$3,565
Montreal0.7352%0.7291%+0.8%$3,676
Lévis0.7638%0.9130%-16.3%*$3,819
Terrebonne0.7682%0.8050%-4.6%*$3,841
Sherbrooke0.7723%0.7588%+1.8%$3,861
Longueuil0.8206%0.8837%-7.1%*$4,103
Quebec City0.8254%0.8126%+1.6%$4,127
Gatineau0.8261%0.9267%-10.9%*$4,130
Saguenay1.0502%1.0372%+1.2%$5,251
Trois-Rivières1.0761%1.0532%+2.2%$5,380

* The rate changed with a new or phased-in assessment roll, so the bill changed less than the rate: see the city's page.

How homes are assessed in Quebec, with the same table, is on the Quebec property tax rates page.

Saguenay Property Tax: Quick Answers

What is the property tax rate in Saguenay?

In 2026, it is 1.0502% of a home's assessed value. It adds up two taxes: general property tax (0.9712%) and school tax (0.0790%). It is the residential rate for homes of up to 5 units; water ($225), sewer ($256), garbage ($178) and organics ($35) are flat fees per dwelling.

How much is property tax on a house in Saguenay?

About $5,251 a year on a home assessed at $500,000, $7,876 at $750,000 and $10,502 at $1,000,000.

How is property tax calculated in Saguenay?

The tax is the home's assessed value times the rate: $500,000 × 1.0502% = $5,251. Quebec cities reassess homes every three years, so assessments trail recent prices, and lower their rates when a new roll raises values: a change in the rate is not always a change in the bill.

Did property tax go up in Saguenay in 2026?

The rate went up 1.2%, from 1.0372% in 2025 to 1.0502%. A bill also changes with the home's assessment.

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Source: Saguenay, 2026 tax rates; 2025 tax rates. Rates are for a residential home and include the school or education tax; flat fees on the same bill are not included.

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