Frequently asked questions about the triplex
Answers to the most common questions about the triplex for sale on rue Lajeunesse.
Can’t find your answer?
The brokers will answer all your questions and send you the building’s documents.
What is the asking price of the triplex on rue Lajeunesse?
The asking price is $1,349,000. It is Centris listing no. 24377001.
How many units does the building have?
Three units: the ground-floor 6½ (7963), which includes the basement and is vacant for the buyer, and two rented 4½ side by side on the upper floor (7959 and 7961).
Is the 6½ really vacant?
Yes. The listing states that the 6½ is available to the buyer. Confirm the occupancy date with the brokers.
What is the building’s revenue?
Potential gross revenue is $57,240 per year according to the listing. Ask the brokers for lease details.
How much are the taxes?
For 2026: $6,924 in municipal taxes and $810 in school taxes, for a total of $7,734.
What is the municipal assessment?
$1,063,500 on the 2026 roll: $528,600 for the land and $534,900 for the building.
Is there parking?
Yes: 2 spaces in the private driveway plus 1 in the single garage. The driveway is narrow but longer than those 2 spaces, so a very small car or motorcycles may also fit.
How far is the metro?
Jarry station (orange line) is a few steps away, about a 3-minute walk. Jean-Talon station, with the transfer to the blue line, is one stop south.
How is the building heated?
Hot water heating, powered by electricity.
What type of roof does it have?
The roof is covered with an elastomeric membrane.
Where is the laundry room?
In the basement, which is part of the main unit (the ground-floor 6½).
Is the basement finished?
No. The basement is part of the ground-floor 6½. It is low (under 6 feet), unfinished, and holds the laundry room. The buyer must carry out their own checks for any renovation project.
What is included in the sale?
The refrigerator, the chest freezer and the basement workbench.
How much is the welcome tax for this triplex?
About $23,550 at the asking price, based on the City of Montréal’s 2026 rates. The notary confirms the final amount.
Can I buy this triplex as an investor?
Yes. The vacant 6½ can be occupied by the buyer or rented out. The buyer must check that the intended use is permitted.
How do I book a visit?
Fill in the form on the Visit page or call Catherine Laflamme at 514 926-0245 or André Quevillon at 514 946-9886.
Do the brokers speak English?
Yes, Catherine Laflamme speaks French and English.