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Your real estate brokerin Saint-Laurent
Saint-Laurent is a north-central Montreal borough that the team follows, historically tied to the aerospace industry and marked by a particularly diverse population.
The Saint-Laurent market in numbers
A residential market that is stabilizing on an annual basis, with single-family homes gaining value and selling quickly, while condominiums take longer to sell.
Q3 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 third quarter of 2026, 177 residential properties sold in Saint-Laurent, a 6% decline from the same quarter last year — but sales are up slightly (+1%) over the trailing four quarters. Sales volume fell 14% to $124.1M, while active listings grew 13%. The median single-family home price ($880,000) rose 3% year over year, with a steady average time on market of 40 days, on 61 sales (-15%). Condominiums are selling more slowly (75 days on average, +22 days) at a median price of $463,500 (-2%), despite sales up 6% (100 sales).
- 177-6% vs Q3 2025Sales completedQ3 2026
- 394-4% vs Q3 2025New listingsQ3 2026
- 538+13% vs Q3 2025Active listingsQ3 2026
- $124.1M-14% vs Q3 2025Sales volumeQ3 2026
- 833+1% vs the 4 quarters ending Q3 2025Sales completedTrailing 4 quarters
- 1,666+4% vs the 4 quarters ending Q3 2025New listingsTrailing 4 quarters
- 518+18% vs the 4 quarters ending Q3 2025Active listingsTrailing 4 quarters
- $615.7M+3% vs the 4 quarters ending Q3 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 October 2, 2026. Single-family homes, condominiums and plexes (2 to 5 units) — Saint-Laurent. Period analyzed: Q3 2026.
- 61-15% vs Q3 2025Sales completedQ3 2026
- 135+8% vs Q3 2025Active listingsQ3 2026
- $880,000+3% vs Q3 2025Median sale priceQ3 2026
- 40 daysStable compared with Q3 2025Average days on marketQ3 2026
- 287Stable compared with Q3 2025Sales completedTrailing 4 quarters
- 127+12% vs the 4 quarters ending Q3 2025Active listingsTrailing 4 quarters
- $898,437+8% vs the 4 quarters ending Q3 2025Median sale priceTrailing 4 quarters
- 48 days+6 days vs the 4 quarters ending Q3 2025Average 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.
Average number of days between listing and a completed sale.
Compiled by Équipe Lefrançois from Centris data, extracted on October 2, 2026. Single-family homes — Saint-Laurent. Period analyzed: Q3 2026.
- 100+6% vs Q3 2025Sales completedQ3 2026
- 351+19% vs Q3 2025Active listingsQ3 2026
- $463,500-2% vs Q3 2025Median sale priceQ3 2026
- 75 days+22 days vs Q3 2025Average days on marketQ3 2026
- 466+2% vs the 4 quarters ending Q3 2025Sales completedTrailing 4 quarters
- 340+25% vs the 4 quarters ending Q3 2025Active listingsTrailing 4 quarters
- $478,947+1% vs the 4 quarters ending Q3 2025Median sale priceTrailing 4 quarters
- 68 days+5 days vs the 4 quarters ending Q3 2025Average 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.
Average number of days between listing and a completed sale.
Compiled by Équipe Lefrançois from Centris data, extracted on October 2, 2026. Condominiums — Saint-Laurent. Period analyzed: Q3 2026.
- 16Sales completedQ3 2026
- 51-5% vs Q3 2025Active listingsQ3 2026
- n/aMedian sale priceQ3 2026
- n/aAverage days on marketQ3 2026
- 80-1% vs the 4 quarters ending Q3 2025Sales completedTrailing 4 quarters
- 49Stable compared with Q3 2025Active listingsTrailing 4 quarters
- $889,875-1% vs the 4 quarters ending Q3 2025Median sale priceTrailing 4 quarters
- 73 days-3 days vs the 4 quarters ending Q3 2025Average 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.
Average number of days between listing and a completed sale.
Compiled by Équipe Lefrançois from Centris data, extracted on October 2, 2026. Plexes (2 to 5 units) — Saint-Laurent. Period analyzed: Q3 2026.
Looking to sell in Saint-Laurent?
A rising median single-family price (+3%) with a steady 40-day time on market remains a favourable context for selling, while the longer time on market for condominiums (75 days on average) is a reminder of the importance of a realistic starting price.
Get my Saint-Laurent property valuedLooking to buy in Saint-Laurent?
The growth in active listings (+13% for the quarter, +19% for condominiums) gives buyers more choice, with a slightly lower median condominium price (-2%) and longer times on market.
View properties in Saint-LaurentUnderstanding Saint-Laurent
An industrial and aerospace borough
A north-central Montreal borough historically tied to the aerospace industry.
A diverse population
A diverse population with a long tradition of welcoming new communities.
Residential, industrial and institutional
A mix of residential, industrial and institutional areas (colleges, tech parks).
Neighbourhood essentials
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Selling in Saint-Laurent
Whether your property is a condominium near an institutional hub or a home in an established residential area, preparing a sale starts with a local market read, thoughtful pricing and a structured marketing plan through to signing.
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Buying in Saint-Laurent
Between residential neighbourhoods, institutional hubs and proximity to major transit corridors, buying in Saint-Laurent starts with defining your criteria and financing before comparing what's available and preparing a suitable offer.
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No active property currently matches the Saint-Laurent sector. New properties may be added regularly.
Property types and reading the area
Every property in Saint-Laurent is assessed by its type — a condominium near an institutional hub or a home in an established residential area —, 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.
- Condominium
- House
- Nearby institutional hubs
- Relevant comparables
Our method in Saint-Laurent
- Analysis — Understanding the data, comparables and positioning specific to Saint-Laurent.
- Strategy — Pricing, preparation and marketing suited to your property.
- Support — Structured follow-up through to signing.
The team behind Saint-Laurent
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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