Land for sale in Sainte-Adèle

Yes. The Sainte-Adèle zoning by-law expressly authorizes 'tourism residence' use (short-term rental) in the Project Heritage zone — see pages 250, 411 and 429 of the official by-law. A CITQ certificate is required post-construction.

Buildable land prices in Sainte-Adèle in the Laurentides vary with area, orientation, view, and proximity to services. At Project Heritage, lots start around CAD $100,000 and run up to $250,000+ for view lots. Each listing shows the exact price, area in square feet and acres, and price per sq ft.

Yes — every Heritage lot in Sainte-Adèle sits in a zone that expressly permits the "tourist residence" use under the municipal zoning by-law. You will need a CITQ classification certificate and the annual municipal permit before the first rental, but no principal-residence requirement applies.

Plan for 12 to 18 months between land purchase and first booking, on average: 2 to 4 months for permits and plans, 6 to 10 months for construction (depending on the RBQ contractor and the season), 1 to 2 months for CITQ classification and inspection. Project Heritage can refer RBQ contractor partners active in the Sainte-Adèle area.

No. Heritage sells the land — you then pick the RBQ contractor, architect, and builder of your choice. Free choice of builder is an explicit term in the deed of sale.