Real estate agent in La Pêche and Wakefield: the 2026 market

These figures describe the 2021 census context; household income relates to 2020. They do not describe every household.

Centris, viewed October 19, 2026: Q3 2026 and the last four quarters. Last-four-quarter changes are versus the previous four quarters. The statistics describe the whole market, not an individual property’s value.

By-law 26-865 was adopted February 2, 2026 and came into force February 3, 2026. The property-tax rate and service charges are separate items.

The Western Quebec School Board lists Wakefield Elementary in Wakefield, covering K4–6. English public school requires a Certificate of Eligibility; check your family’s situation with the school board.

In La Pêche, the Municipality’s official 2026 example is the median single-family home, assessed at $454,500: its municipal taxes total $2,894.60, against $2,734.57 in 2025, an increase of $160.03 (5.85%). That total includes general tax, capital financing, the green fund, the MRC police service and residual waste. According to the Municipality, 75% of the increase is due to infrastructure investments. This example is not your bill, and it does not include school tax.

In La Pêche, which includes the village of Wakefield, tax bills are mailed at the end of February. A bill under $300 is paid in a single instalment; from $300, you can pay in four equal instalments, no later than March 26, May 26, August 26 and October 26, 2026. If an instalment is late, its balance becomes payable and carries interest at an annual rate of 7%. You can view your account in the Voilà! citizen portal, under “Propriété”.