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Residential restoration, renovation, construction and recycling in heritage sites — Rue Saint-Jean and Côte de la Fabrique
Heritage residential project support
Offered by
Quebec City
Record updated
- Funding available
- $ 960,000
- Up to 50% of project cost
- Deadline
- Unspecified
- Location
- Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Overview
The City of Québec’s R.V.Q. 2878 program helps property owners improve residential housing in declared heritage sites, including the Rue Saint-Jean and Côte de la Fabrique sector, with up to 50,000$ per unit and a 960,000$ cap per building for vacant upper-floor spaces. Eligible work covers renovation, recycling, and new residential construction in heritage buildings.
At a glance
Funding available
- Maximum funding
- $960,000
- Maximum share of project costs
- 50%
- Renovate or expand facilities
- Renovate or adapt facilities
Eligible candidates
- Location
- Quebec City
- Quebec
- Eligible Industries
- All industries
- Annual revenue
- All revenue ranges
- Organisation size
- All organization sizes
- Audience
- All groups
- Legal structures
- All legal structures
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Availability timeline
2026
Periods: 2
Eligibility
Who is eligible?
- Property owners
- Duly authorized representatives of property owners
Who is not eligible
- Properties owned in whole or in part by the City of Québec, a provincial or federal government, a public or parapublic corporation mainly appointed or funded by a government, or a public or private health and social services institution
- Student residences attached to a public or private educational institution, and accommodation properties governed by the Act respecting tourist accommodation establishments other than principal residences
- Properties that have already received or been reserved a subsidy under this program, except a building whose renovation work under articles 12 to 16 was completed and whose final subsidy payment was made more than 10 years ago
- Properties owned by a cooperative or non-profit organization receiving ongoing operating-deficit assistance under a social housing program administered by one of the bodies above, or covered by an active agreement giving right to subsidies from such a body
- Housing shelters, properties owned by a religious community for housing its members, and buildings located in a high-flow flood zone
Eligible expenses
- Provisional unit costs for exterior walls, openings, and projections
- Provisional unit costs for roofing
- Provisional unit costs for structure and concrete work
- Provisional unit costs for flooring, finishes, and woodwork
- Provisional unit costs for electrical, plumbing, heating, ventilation, insulation, and soundproofing
Ineligible Costs and Activities
- Subdivision of an existing housing unit into two new units or more, except for work on an espace vacant, vétuste ou en cours de chantier in the sector determined in Annex II.
- Regrouping of at least two existing housing units into a larger unit, except for work on an espace vacant, vétuste ou en cours de chantier in the sector determined in Annex II.
Eligible geographic areas
- Rue Saint-Jean and Côte de la Fabrique sector
Activities funded
- Renovation and improvement of residential buildings with one or more major defects
- Recycling of partially residential and non-residential buildings to increase the number of housing units
- Construction of new housing units in the declared heritage site of Vieux-Québec
- Creation of one or more residential units in an espace vacant, vétuste ou en cours de chantier in the sector determined in Annex II
How to apply
- Send the request by email to habitation@ville.quebec.qc.ca with the completed eligibility form and proof of ownership.
- Pay the file-opening fees after receiving the email notice.
- Submit the construction permit application online.
- Once the permit is obtained, send the detailed quotation, the construction permit and its conditions, and a copy of the approved work plans by email.
- Pay any additional tariff fees, if applicable.
- Wait for written confirmation of the subsidy before starting the work.
Documents Needed
- Completed eligibility form
- Proof of ownership, such as a tax bill or deed of acquisition
- Detailed quotation
- Construction permit and its conditions
- Copy of the approved work plans
Selection criteria
- Complete and compliant applications are processed on a first-come, first-served basis, subject to available funds.
Processing and Agreement
- When an intermediate or final subsidy payment request is incomplete or non-compliant, the designated officer sends a written notice within 30 days of receipt identifying the missing or non-compliant items, and the subsidy cannot be paid until the request is complete and compliant.
- If the missing or non-compliant items are not corrected within 45 days of the notice, the subsidy reserve is canceled without further notice or delay.
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Frequently Asked Questions about the Residential restoration, renovation, construction and recycling in heritage sites — Rue Saint-Jean and Côte de la Fabrique Program
What is the Residential restoration, renovation, construction and recycling in heritage sites — Rue Saint-Jean and Côte de la Fabrique?
The City of Québec’s R.V.Q. 2878 program helps property owners improve residential housing in declared heritage sites, including the Rue Saint-Jean and Côte de la Fabrique sector, with up to 50,000$ per unit and a 960,000$ cap per building for vacant upper-floor spaces. Eligible work covers renovation, recycling, and new residential construction in heritage buildings.
How much funding can be received?
Residential restoration, renovation, construction and recycling in heritage sites — Rue Saint-Jean and Côte de la Fabrique Funds up to 50% of admissible expenses, capped at $960,000 per project.
Who is eligible for the Residential restoration, renovation, construction and recycling in heritage sites — Rue Saint-Jean and Côte de la Fabrique program?
To be eligible for the Residential restoration, renovation, construction and recycling in heritage sites — Rue Saint-Jean and Côte de la Fabrique program, you must:
Works must be carried out within a territory identified in Section I.
Works must be carried out on a land or building category identified in Section II.
Works must be identified in Section III and must not have been carried out by the subsidy reserve date.
What expenses are eligible under Residential restoration, renovation, construction and recycling in heritage sites — Rue Saint-Jean and Côte de la Fabrique?
Provisional unit costs for exterior walls, openings, and projections
Provisional unit costs for roofing
Provisional unit costs for structure and concrete work
Provisional unit costs for flooring, finishes, and woodwork
Provisional unit costs for electrical, plumbing, heating, ventilation, insulation, and soundproofing
Who can I contact for more information about the Residential restoration, renovation, construction and recycling in heritage sites — Rue Saint-Jean and Côte de la Fabrique?
You can contact Quebec City by email at habitation@ville.quebec.qc.ca or by phone at 418 641‑6186.
Where is the Residential restoration, renovation, construction and recycling in heritage sites — Rue Saint-Jean and Côte de la Fabrique available?
The Residential restoration, renovation, construction and recycling in heritage sites — Rue Saint-Jean and Côte de la Fabrique program is available the province of Quebec.
Is the Residential restoration, renovation, construction and recycling in heritage sites — Rue Saint-Jean and Côte de la Fabrique a grant, loan, or tax credit?
Residential restoration, renovation, construction and recycling in heritage sites — Rue Saint-Jean and Côte de la Fabrique is a Grant and Funding