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Condos and apartments for filming in Quebec City

Condos and apartments serve as contemporary urban settings, from studios to penthouses, for scenes of modern life.

Between the fortified Old Quebec, the ancestral homes of Sillery, and the residential neighbourhoods of Sainte-Foy, the region combines rare heritage with contemporary settings. Productions find both a historic character and an ordinary family backdrop.

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Why productions shoot in Quebec City

Few North American cities offer such authentic period streets and buildings, which draws international historical productions. Locations with character are especially in demand here, and the owner of a historic building holds a setting that is hard to find elsewhere.

The cradle of French America, Quebec City draws productions looking for period settings, stonework, narrow streets, and interiors with character. Shoots are frequent here, from historical features to advertising.

What productions look for in a condo or apartment

Productions want a clean, modern look here: open kitchens, large windows, city views. A penthouse can embody success in a commercial, a small apartment a character’s daily life. The view from higher floors is often a deciding factor.

Revenue per shoot day

$500 to $2,000

per shoot day

Indicative range. The character, location, and availability of a space often matter more than prestige.

How it works

01

List your space

Create a free listing with a few photos and the address. No obligation and no credit card.

02

Receive requests

Productions reach out with the project, the dates, and the budget. You approve or decline each one.

03

Shoot with confidence

A contract is signed and insurance covers every shoot. You set your own conditions and house rules.

04

Get paid

You receive your payment after the shoot, with no awkward negotiation.

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Registration is free, with no obligation. Insurance is included, a contract is signed before every shoot, and you approve each project.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does renting a condo or apartment for a shoot in Quebec City cost?

A condo or apartment in Quebec City typically rents for $500 to $2,000 per shoot day. The amount depends on the space, the production, the crew size, and how many days are booked. You set your own rate, and every request states the budget before you accept.

What productions rent condos and apartments in Quebec City?

Condos and apartments serve as contemporary urban settings, from studios to penthouses, for scenes of modern life. In Quebec City, film, television, advertising, music video, and photo shoots all request these spaces, usually for one to five days.

Do I have to be present during the shoot?

That is your choice. Many owners stay on site, others hand over access for the day. Every booking is covered by a signed contract and insurance, and you set the house rules in advance.

What if my condo or apartment is not glamorous?

That is often an advantage. Productions need spaces that feel real, not staged. An ordinary, authentic condo or apartment in Quebec City is frequently more useful to a story than a prestige property.

How do I list my condo or apartment in Quebec City?

Join the Locloc waitlist for free. There is no obligation and no credit card required. You approve every project, insurance is included on every booking, and payment reaches you after the shoot.

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