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Trois-Rivières — Revitalization of old neighborhoods

Q: How much funding can be received?

Trois-Rivières — Revitalization of old neighborhoods Funds up to 100% of admissible expenses.

Q: What is the deadline to apply?

The program is accepting continuous intake

Q: Is the Trois-Rivières — Revitalization of old neighborhoods a grant, loan, or tax credit?

Trois-Rivières — Revitalization of old neighborhoods is a Tax Credits

Q: Who are the financial supporters of the Trois-Rivières — Revitalization of old neighborhoods?

Trois-Rivières — Revitalization of old neighborhoods is funded by City of Trois-Rivières

Q: Who can I contact for more information about the Trois-Rivières — Revitalization of old neighborhoods?

You can contact City of Trois-Rivières by email at 311@v3r.net or by phone at 311.

Q: Where is the Trois-Rivières — Revitalization of old neighborhoods available?

The Trois-Rivières — Revitalization of old neighborhoods program is available the province of Quebec.

Last Update: January 20, 2026

Trois-Rivières, QC

Property tax credit for building improvements in eligible historic neighborhoods

Tax Credits

City of Trois-Rivières

At a glance

Funding available

Financing goals

No objectives are currently available

Eligible Funding

Up to 100% of project cost

Timeline

Unspecified

Eligible candidates

Eligible Industries

All industries

Location

Trois-Rivières

Legal structures

For-profit business

Annual revenue

All revenue ranges

Organisation size

All organization sizes

Audience

Canadians

Overview

Trois-Rivières’ Revitalization of old neighborhoods program provides an automatic municipal property tax credit on the added assessed value for up to 60 months (5 years): 100% for residential buildings and 70% for commercial or industrial buildings (maximum amount not specified). It aims to offset tax increases following construction, reconstruction, renovation, expansion, transformation, or restoration work on eligible buildings located in the designated “old neighborhoods” sectors.

Activities funded

Construction of a building in an eligible “old neighbourhood” area (vieux quartiers).
Reconstruction of a building in an eligible “old neighbourhood” area (vieux quartiers).
Renovation of a residential, commercial, or industrial building in an eligible “old neighbourhood” area (vieux quartiers).
Expansion (building addition) of a residential, commercial, or industrial building in an eligible “old neighbourhood” area (vieux quartiers).
Transformation (conversion) of a building so it remains or becomes, in whole or in part, residential, commercial, or industrial, in an eligible “old neighbourhood” area (vieux quartiers).

Eligibility

The project must involve construction, reconstruction, renovation, expansion, or transformation work that increases the property’s taxable value.
The building must be located within Trois-Rivières’ designated “old neighborhoods” (vieux quartiers) application area.
The work must relate to a building that remains or becomes (in whole or in part) residential, commercial, or industrial after the work.
The property must be eligible for the issuance of a municipal assessment certificate under Québec’s Act respecting municipal taxation (the tax credit applies from the certificate’s effective date).
The applicant must be the owner of the property (the tax credit is applied automatically to the property tax bill and is transferable to subsequent owners).

Who is eligible?

Owners of buildings located in the “old neighbourhoods” of Trois-Rivières who have carried out work on a residential building.
Owners of buildings located in the “old neighbourhoods” of Trois-Rivières who have carried out work on a commercial building.
Owners of buildings located in the “old neighbourhoods” of Trois-Rivières who have carried out work on an industrial building.

Who is not eligible

Properties/buildings that already benefit from another municipal property tax credit program (for the same work).

Eligible expenses

Costs of construction, reconstruction, renovation, expansion or conversion work that increases the property’s taxable value (added value) for a building located in the “old neighbourhoods” area (residential, commercial or industrial portion).

Eligible geographic areas

Properties (and therefore beneficiary businesses) located in the City of Trois‑Rivières’ “old neighbourhoods” (vieux quartiers), as defined in the municipal by-law (2016, chapter 46) and its annex maps.

Selection criteria

Processing of applications according to the date of registration and the order of arrival when the application is complete (until the allocated funds are exhausted).

How to apply

Check eligibility and location

Confirm the property is located in the “old neighborhoods” (“vieux quartiers”) as defined in the municipal by-law and shown in the program leaflet
Verify the project involves construction, reconstruction, renovation, expansion or transformation that increases the property’s taxable value

Confirm building eligibility

Confirm the building is residential or becomes residential (in whole or in part), or is a new residential, commercial or industrial building built on a serviced lot
Ensure the building is not benefiting from another municipal tax credit program for the same works

Obtain assessment certificate

Complete the planned work and obtain the assessment certificate issued under the Act respecting municipal taxation
Note that eligibility is tied to the effective date of the certificate

Receive automatic tax credit

Wait for the tax credit to be applied automatically to the property tax bill based on the added value
Be aware the credit is transferred automatically from one owner to another

Contact the City if needed

For questions, contact the City at 311 or 819 374-2002 (outside Trois-Rivières)
Email: 311@v3r.net

Additional information

The program is offered subject to budget availability and may end when funds are exhausted.
The tax credit is applied automatically to the tax bill (no request required).
The tax credit is automatically transferable from one property owner to another.
Only one municipal property tax credit program can be used for the same work.

Contacts

311@v3r.net

311

Trois-Rivières, QC, Canada

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Frequently Asked Questions about the Trois-Rivières — Revitalization of old neighborhoods Program

Here are answers to the most common questions about the Trois-Rivières — Revitalization of old neighborhoods. This section explains what the program is, how much funding is available, eligibility requirements, application deadlines, and other important details to help you determine if this grant is right for your business.

What is the Trois-Rivières — Revitalization of old neighborhoods?

How much funding can be received?

What expenses are eligible under Trois-Rivières — Revitalization of old neighborhoods?

Construction of a building in an eligible “old neighbourhood” area (vieux quartiers). Reconstruction of a building in an eligible “old neighbourhood” area (vieux quartiers). Renovation of a residential, commercial, or industrial building in an eligible “old neighbourhood” area (vieux quartiers). Expansion (building addition) of a residential, commercial, or industrial building in an eligible “old neighbourhood” area (vieux quartiers). Transformation (conversion) of a building so it remains or becomes, in whole or in part, residential, commercial, or industrial, in an eligible “old neighbourhood” area (vieux quartiers).

What is the deadline to apply?

Is the Trois-Rivières — Revitalization of old neighborhoods a grant, loan, or tax credit?

Who are the financial supporters of the Trois-Rivières — Revitalization of old neighborhoods?

Who is eligible for the Trois-Rivières — Revitalization of old neighborhoods program?

To be eligible for the Trois-Rivières — Revitalization of old neighborhoods program, you must: Property located within the “old neighbourhoods” application area (as defined by municipal by-law 2016, chapter 46). Construction/reconstruction/renovation/expansion/transformation work that increases the property’s taxable value. Not already receiving another municipal property tax credit program for the same work.