Centris data · Q3 2026
As of Q3 2026, the typical single-family home reaches 597 500 $, or +3 % year over year. The North Shore (Terrebonne, Repentigny, Blainville…) offers a price/space trade-off favoured by first-time buyers in the metro area.
Buyer's market. Inventory is growing faster than sales: price pressure is easing, in favour of buyers.
597 500 $ (+3 % year over year) · 35 days on market
376 000 $ (0 % year over year) · 47 days on market
747 000 $ (+3 % year over year) · 42 days on market
Residential sales : 2 182 (−8 % year over year). Active listings : 3 118 (+25 % year over year).
With a median price of 597 500 $, Montreal North Shore is the 5th most expensive region of 15, or +12.2% above the median of Quebec regions (532 500 $).
As of Q3 2026, the median price of a single-family home in Montreal North Shore is 597 500 $ (+3 % year-over-year), according to Centris data.
Buyer's market. Inventory is growing faster than sales: price pressure is easing, in favour of buyers.
A single-family home sells in a median of 35 days in Montreal North Shore (Q3 2026).
As of Q3 2026, the median price is 376 000 $ for a condo and 747 000 $ for a plex in Montreal North Shore.
Statistics come from Centris (Quebec's real estate brokers' system) and are refreshed every quarter as new data is published. Prices are residential medians for the region, provided for informational purposes.
Source : Centris · Q3 2026.