Le Plateau–Mont-Royal in Q3 2026: $1,200,000 Plexes, 76 Days to Sell, More Condos (+30%)
In Le Plateau–Mont-Royal, the median plex price reaches $1,200,000 (+4%) but takes 76 days to sell, and condo supply climbs 30%. What it changes for selling or buying.
In Le Plateau–Mont-Royal, the median plex sells for $1,200,000 but takes 76 days to sell, while condo supply climbs 30%. Here is what the Q3 2026 Centris data show, and what it changes for selling or buying.
In brief
- 197 residential properties sold (-6% year over year); active supply reaches 564 listings (+25%).
- Plexes: a median price of $1,200,000 (+4%), but only 31 sales (-24%) and 76 days to sell (+3 days).
- Condos: 150 sales (-4%), a median price of $575,000 (-1%), 48 days to sell (+10 days) and active listings +30% (364).
- Single-family homes: 16 sales for the quarter; over four quarters, a median price of $1,383,812 and 42 days to sell.
- $1,200,000
- median plex price (+4%)
- 76 days
- average time to sell a plex (+3 days)
- 31
- plex sales (-24%)
- $575,000
- median condo price (-1%)
- 364
- active condo listings (+30%)
- 48 days
- average time to sell a condo (+10 days)
Plexes: a high price, a long time to sell
The median plex price reaches $1,200,000, up 4% year over year; it is $1,149,375 over the last four quarters. But sales are down 24% (31 sales) and the average time to sell is 76 days (+3 days year over year; 57 days over twelve months). Active supply is up 18% (164 plexes).
Condos: the most numerous, with more and more supply
Condos make up the majority of sales: 150 of 197 (-4% year over year). The median price, $575,000 (-1%), is $591,875 over four quarters. The average time to sell stretches to 48 days (+10 days; 41 days over twelve months) and active supply climbs 30% (364 listings): a condo seller faces a lot of competition.
Houses: a very small market
Only 16 single-family homes sold this quarter, too few to publish a quarterly median price. Over the last four quarters, the median price is $1,383,812 (80 sales) and the average time to sell 42 days. Active supply is up 9% (35 homes).
Le Plateau–Mont-Royal or the Town of Mount Royal?
Le Plateau–Mont-Royal is a borough of Montreal. It should not be confused with the Town of Mount Royal, an independent town in the centre of the island where the team's office is located, on Graham Boulevard.
A few landmarks about the borough
- Le Plateau–Mont-Royal has 105,813 residents (2021 census) over 8.1 km² and three neighbourhoods: Plateau-Mont-Royal, Mile End and Milton Parc.
- The Sherbrooke, Mont-Royal and Laurier stations (Orange line) serve the borough.
- La Fontaine Park is part of it; Mount Royal Park is adjacent.
- The three main commercial streets are Saint-Denis Street, Mont-Royal Avenue and Saint-Laurent Boulevard.
- Le Plateau–Mont-Royal was the first borough to implement Montreal's green alleys.
If you are selling in Le Plateau–Mont-Royal
- For a plex, a high median price does not speed up the sale: plan for about 76 days and a price supported by precise comparables.
- For a condo, you are competing with 364 listings: look at those in your building and street.
- Prepare your file before going to market (certificate of location, renovation invoices, leases for a plex, condo documents for a condo).
For a reading of your property, our team prepares a valuation based on real comparable sales. You can start it online or call us at 514-700-1221.
If you are buying in Le Plateau–Mont-Royal
- For a plex, look beyond the price: actual income, operating expenses, the condition of the building and obligations toward tenants.
- For a condo, choice grows and times to sell lengthen: compare buildings (condo fees, contingency fund, meeting minutes) before prices.
- Support your offer with recent comparable sales rather than a fixed percentage discount.
Frequently asked questions
What is the median price of a plex in Le Plateau–Mont-Royal?
In Q3 2026, the median price of a plex is $1,200,000 (+4% year over year), on 31 sales; over the last four quarters it is $1,149,375 (Centris). This is a market benchmark, not the value of a specific property.
What is the median price of a condo in Le Plateau–Mont-Royal?
In Q3 2026, the median price of a condo is $575,000 (-1% year over year), on 150 sales; over the last four quarters it is $591,875 (Centris).
How long does it take to sell a plex in Le Plateau–Mont-Royal?
The average time to sell a plex is 76 days in Q3 2026 (+3 days year over year) and 57 days over the last four quarters (Centris), versus 48 days for a condo. These are averages, not promises.
What is the difference between Le Plateau–Mont-Royal and the Town of Mount Royal?
Le Plateau–Mont-Royal is a borough of Montreal; the Town of Mount Royal is an independent town in the centre of the island, where the team's office is located. They are two distinct territories, with their own market statistics.
Sources, method and limits
Sources: Centris public statistics for the Le Plateau–Mont-Royal geographic division, extracted on October 2, 2026; public landmarks: Wikipedia (Le Plateau-Mont-Royal borough, consulted on October 26, 2026), Statistics Canada 2021 census for population. Compilation and interpretation: Équipe Lefrançois.
Limits: Centris statistics follow Centris's full geographic division. "Average time to sell" is an average number of days on the market, not a median. When Centris does not have enough sales to publish a quarterly figure, we present the four-quarter total. These figures are neither a forecast nor financial advice.
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