Gatineau 2027 Roll by Sector: Aylmer, Hull, Buckingham

Among the five sectors TVA Gatineau listed on October 27, 2026, Buckingham saw the largest increase on Gatineau's 2027-2029 roll and Aylmer the smallest. Le Droit published a different list of sectors the same day. The two do not match exactly, so each is shown separately below.

TVA Gatineau's figures

TVA lists five sectors, with the average change in each:

Le Droit's figures

Le Droit lists the sectors with the largest increases:

Le Droit gives no figure for Hull or for Gatineau as sectors, and Aylmer appears in its article only as the location of the city's most valuable single-family home.

Why the two lists differ

The outlets group the city differently and round differently, which is why Masson-Angers is 13.74% in one and 12.3% in the other, and Buckingham 14.26% and 14.3%. Neither article explains its method, so do not mix the two sets or average them. The City's own roll is the reference.

Why sectors moved differently

Alexandra Boivin, director of the City's evaluation service, told Le Droit that the variations are mainly driven by housing type: sectors with fewer condos saw larger increases, and sectors with many condos saw increases generally below average. TVA gives the same explanation for the smaller figures in Hull and Aylmer, adding that single-family homes are more concentrated in the east of the city and condos in the west. The citywide medians show the same gap between property types, which is covered in condos and houses on the 2027 roll.

Your sector is not your property

A sector average mixes houses, condos and other buildings. According to Le Droit, about 40% of Gatineau properties rose by more than the city average and about 40% by less, so your own change can sit well away from your sector's figure. To see your value, look up your property in the City's online roll. For the key dates and the citywide figures, see the overview of the 2027-2029 roll, and for Aylmer in particular, Aylmer and the 2027 roll.

General information only, not financial or legal advice.

Thomas Lymburner is a residential real estate broker with RE/MAX Direct (OACIQ licence J6215). To talk about a property in any Gatineau sector, request a free home valuation or contact him.