SHORT-TERM RENTAL

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Every Quebec municipality has its own short-term rental rules. Search yours.

New in 2026: Quebec is tightening registration. Two proofs of principal residence are required at registration and renewal, and the owner's or condo syndicate's consent will have to be renewed every year (measures announced March 25, 2026, in force April 9 and September 1, 2026).

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Lac-Tremblant-Nord

Laurentides

Verified on July 19, 2026

Principal residence

Rentals under 31 days are not authorized on the territory; only rentals of 31 days or more are allowed, up to a maximum of 180 days.

Secondary residence or chalet

Same rule: no short-term rental; rentals of 31 days or more only, 180-day maximum.

In every case: CITQ registration number required and 3.5% lodging tax applies.

Municipality phone: 819-425-8154

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