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Le Plateau–Mont-Royal is an iconic central borough that the team follows, known for its Victorian-era homes with outdoor staircases and dense cultural life.
Le Plateau–Mont-Royal market insights
A stable residential market, where supply is growing markedly faster than sales.
Q2 2026 market snapshot
These figures should be interpreted in light of the property's type, condition, street and particular features — a sector-wide statistic never replaces an individual valuation.
Our reading of the market
In the second quarter of 2026, 302 residential properties sold in Le Plateau–Mont-Royal, an essentially stable volume compared with the same quarter last year (-1%), a stability confirmed over the trailing four quarters (0%). Active listings jumped 23% this quarter, a clear sign of growing supply. On the single-family side, this quarter's sales sample is too small for a reliable statistic, but the median price over the trailing four quarters ($1,437,562) is up 8%.
- 302-1% vs Q2 2025Sales completedQ2 2026
- 598+11% vs Q2 2025New listingsQ2 2026
- 572+23% vs Q2 2025Active listingsQ2 2026
- $247.7M+4% vs Q2 2025Sales volumeQ2 2026
- 966Stable compared with Q2 2025Sales completedTrailing 4 quarters
- 1,996+18% vs the 4 quarters ending Q2 2025New listingsTrailing 4 quarters
- 486+13% vs the 4 quarters ending Q2 2025Active listingsTrailing 4 quarters
- $779.9M+6% vs the 4 quarters ending Q2 2025Sales volumeTrailing 4 quarters
Number of transactions completed during the period — the sample size behind the other indicators.
Number of new active listings during the period.
Number of properties actively listed for sale at the end of the period — available supply, distinct from new listings.
Total value of all transactions completed during the period.
Compiled by Équipe Lefrançois from Centris data, extracted on September 15, 2026. Single-family homes, condominiums and plexes (2 to 5 units) — Le Plateau–Mont-Royal. Period analyzed: Q2 2026.
- 26Sales completedQ2 2026
- 44+4% vs Q2 2025Active listingsQ2 2026
- n/aMedian sale priceQ2 2026
- n/aMedian days on marketQ2 2026
- 77+10% vs the 4 quarters ending Q2 2025Sales completedTrailing 4 quarters
- 37-5% vs the 4 quarters ending Q2 2025Active listingsTrailing 4 quarters
- $1,437,562+8% vs the 4 quarters ending Q2 2025Median sale priceTrailing 4 quarters
- 46 days-16 days vs the 4 quarters ending Q2 2025Median days on marketTrailing 4 quarters
n/a = too few transactions to produce a reliable statistic.
Number of transactions completed during the period — the sample size behind the other indicators.
Number of properties actively listed for sale at the end of the period — available supply, distinct from new listings.
The price at which half of sold properties sold for more, and half for less — a measure less sensitive to extreme values than an average, never to be confused with a municipal property assessment.
Median number of days between listing and a completed sale.
Compiled by Équipe Lefrançois from Centris data, extracted on September 15, 2026. Single-family homes — Le Plateau–Mont-Royal. Period analyzed: Q2 2026.
- 226-7% vs Q2 2025Sales completedQ2 2026
- 352+18% vs Q2 2025Active listingsQ2 2026
- $600,000+1% vs Q2 2025Median sale priceQ2 2026
- 39 days+7 days vs Q2 2025Median days on marketQ2 2026
- 704-3% vs the 4 quarters ending Q2 2025Sales completedTrailing 4 quarters
- 293+8% vs the 4 quarters ending Q2 2025Active listingsTrailing 4 quarters
- $594,375+4% vs the 4 quarters ending Q2 2025Median sale priceTrailing 4 quarters
- 38 days-11 days vs the 4 quarters ending Q2 2025Median days on marketTrailing 4 quarters
Number of transactions completed during the period — the sample size behind the other indicators.
Number of properties actively listed for sale at the end of the period — available supply, distinct from new listings.
The price at which half of sold properties sold for more, and half for less — a measure less sensitive to extreme values than an average, never to be confused with a municipal property assessment.
Median number of days between listing and a completed sale.
Compiled by Équipe Lefrançois from Centris data, extracted on September 15, 2026. Condominiums — Le Plateau–Mont-Royal. Period analyzed: Q2 2026.
- 50+21% vs Q2 2025Sales completedQ2 2026
- 175+41% vs Q2 2025Active listingsQ2 2026
- $1,212,500+4% vs Q2 2025Median sale priceQ2 2026
- 47 days-49 days vs Q2 2025Median days on marketQ2 2026
- 185+16% vs the 4 quarters ending Q2 2025Sales completedTrailing 4 quarters
- 155+31% vs the 4 quarters ending Q2 2025Active listingsTrailing 4 quarters
- $1,136,875+2% vs the 4 quarters ending Q2 2025Median sale priceTrailing 4 quarters
- 56 days-28 days vs the 4 quarters ending Q2 2025Median days on marketTrailing 4 quarters
Number of transactions completed during the period — the sample size behind the other indicators.
Number of properties actively listed for sale at the end of the period — available supply, distinct from new listings.
The price at which half of sold properties sold for more, and half for less — a measure less sensitive to extreme values than an average, never to be confused with a municipal property assessment.
Median number of days between listing and a completed sale.
Compiled by Équipe Lefrançois from Centris data, extracted on September 15, 2026. Plexes (2 to 5 units) — Le Plateau–Mont-Royal. Period analyzed: Q2 2026.
Looking to sell in Le Plateau–Mont-Royal?
The stability of sales and the rising trailing-four-quarter single-family median price remain a favourable context for selling, despite the growing supply.
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View properties in Le Plateau–Mont-RoyalUnderstanding Le Plateau–Mont-Royal
Iconic Victorian-era homes
An iconic central borough, known for its Victorian-era homes with outdoor spiral staircases.
A dense cultural life
A dense cultural life (avenue du Mont-Royal, rue Saint-Denis) close to Parc La Fontaine.
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Selling in Le Plateau–Mont-Royal
The Victorian-era homes with outdoor staircases in Le Plateau–Mont-Royal stand out on the market: listing one calls for a close read of comparables, precise pricing and a carefully managed marketing plan through to signing.
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Buying in Le Plateau–Mont-Royal
Between its dense cultural life and proximity to Parc La Fontaine, buying in Le Plateau–Mont-Royal means defining your criteria and financing before comparing what's available and preparing an offer suited to the area.
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Property types and reading the area
Every property in Le Plateau–Mont-Royal is assessed by its type — Victorian-era homes with outdoor staircases in particular —, its condition, its location within the area and its immediate surroundings, taking into account genuinely relevant comparables. That close reading of the area, rather than a generic figure, is what guides pricing and strategy.
- Victorian-era home
- Dense cultural life
- Close to Parc La Fontaine
- Relevant comparables
Our method in Le Plateau–Mont-Royal
- Analysis — Understanding the data, comparables and positioning specific to Le Plateau–Mont-Royal.
- Strategy — Pricing, preparation and marketing suited to your property.
- Support — Structured follow-up through to signing.
The team behind Le Plateau–Mont-Royal
Marc Lefrançois, CFA
Team Leader Chartered Real Estate Broker, Agency Executive Officer
Chantal Baillargeon
Real Estate Broker
Loris Jean Touffet
Residential Real Estate Broker
François Deslandres
Real Estate Broker
Ming Xi Cui
Residential Real Estate Broker
Jean-Jacques Juliard
Residential Real Estate Broker
Frequently asked questions
Market value depends on comparable sales, location, condition, property features and current market conditions. An online estimate is a starting point; a complete analysis may require a consultation and property visit.
Timing depends on the market as well as your next move, timeline, financing and property condition. A consultation helps compare scenarios instead of relying on seasonality alone.
The process includes market analysis, pricing, preparation recommendations suited to the area's architectural style, marketing assets and launch planning. Exact details are confirmed together in the listing agreement.
Quebec rules strictly govern representation and generally prohibit a residential broker from representing both a buyer and a seller who are each bound by brokerage contracts in the same transaction. A specific situation should be explained in accordance with OACIQ rules.
The team serves Greater Montreal, with an initial strategic and editorial focus on Town of Mount Royal, Outremont, Westmount and central Montreal neighbourhoods.
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