Census · Montréal, QC

Census profile in Grenet, Montréal

Grenet scores 47 out of 100 on the census composite, the 29th percentile of Montréal (city median 49).

Score coverage

The overall decision score uses Access. Census provides context and is excluded from that overall score.

Access measures geographic proximity to the loaded amenity sources. It does not measure travel time or transit service frequency. Assessment ranks remain independent facts. The Value score is withheld: assessment supplies 25% of the model weight, below the required 40%. Rental income, growth and permit inputs are unavailable.

Value: Score withheld. Only the assessment component is supported (25% weight), below the unchanged 40% minimum for a Value composite. Rental income, growth and permit contributions are unavailable.
Safety: Insufficient data for a score. This Québec scoring policy does not qualify this measurement or composite. Recorded source counts do not establish a supported score.
Access: Score available. Score-supported population: 12,580 of 12,580 (100%).
Census: Score available. Score-supported population: 8,565 of 12,580 (68%).Available components represent 96% of the model's weight across this community.
Climate: Score withheld. This Québec scoring policy does not qualify this measurement or composite. Recorded source counts do not establish a supported score.

Coverage recorded 2026-10-01. Missing data is excluded; it does not mean zero risk.

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Census score

A composite of household income, employment, equality, density, and dwelling values from the 2021 Canadian census. Each input is percentile-ranked across Montréal, then weighted into the composite above.

Census

47/ 100

Higher = stronger composite

Overall

59/ 100

Across available decision lenses

What stands out

Grenet's strongest census signal is income equality, 75/100 against a city median of 47.

Income, employment, equality, density, and dwelling-value sub-scores come with a Decision Pass, alongside an AI-written briefing on the household profile.

See the full census report

All five census sub-scores, the underlying StatCan dissemination-area data, and an AI-written briefing for Grenet, included in a Decision Pass: $129 once, valid 90 days, for one home search.

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Compares nine equally weighted assessment and Access metrics ranked within each city. Rental yield, Safety, Climate and Census do not affect this comparison. It does not compare prices, travel times or overall suitability.

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