Mont-Saint-Hilaire Real Estate Market 2026: Median Prices (Richelieu Valley)

A nature town in the Montérégie region, Mont-Saint-Hilaire stretches along the east bank of the Richelieu River, at the foot of the mountain that shares its name and its nature reserve. In 2026, its market stands out with a median house at $610,000 and a very stable condo at $440,000. Across the river, its neighbour shares the same dynamic: see our analysis of the Beloeil market in 2026. Here are the median prices by property type, per CourtiConnect data.

Mont-Saint-Hilaire at a glance

Mont-Saint-Hilaire is part of the La Vallée-du-Richelieu RCM in Montérégie. The town owes its reputation to an exceptional setting: the mountain and the Gault nature reserve, orchards, a deep-rooted artistic tradition, and the banks of the Richelieu. This nature-and-prestige positioning draws families and professionals willing to pay for quality of life, while staying within reasonable distance of Montreal via Highway 20. The single-family home dominates the market, with the condo a niche segment.

Median prices by property type

Here are the Mont-Saint-Hilaire medians per CourtiConnect data, on recent comparable sales:

• Single-family home: $610,000 (15 sales) — a little below the twelve-month municipal median (about $640,000)
• Condo: $440,000 (5 sales) — identical to the twelve-month median, a remarkably stable segment

The house concentrates most of the volume and sets the tone of the local market. The condo, few in number, stands out for rare predictability: its median price tracks its twelve-month average, without the swings seen elsewhere.

A softening house, a stable condo

Two signals emerge. The median house, at $610,000, sits below its annual average of $640,000, with a pullback of about 6.4% over one month: a softening, not a drop, that gives buyers some breathing room after years of strong gains. The condo shows rare stability, its median matching the twelve-month figure. Notably, the Mont-Saint-Hilaire house ($610,000) stays below the single-family median for the Montreal area (about $649,000 in June 2026), an appreciable relative affordability for such a setting.

For the buyer

For the buyer, Mont-Saint-Hilaire combines a first-rate natural setting with a house median below the metropolitan bar. The recent softening opens a negotiating window that did not exist at the peak of the cycle. Watch the value spread within the town, though: a prestige property near the mountain and a more modest home are not comparable. Getting pre-approved and analyzing comparable sales in the exact area avoids both overpaying and missing a good opportunity.

For the seller

For the seller, a softening market rewards fair pricing and punishes optimism. Listing above recent comparables, betting on the town's prestige, quickly translates into showings without offers and successive cuts. Real value depends on the area, condition and features of the property far more than on the municipal median. CourtiConnect's free estimate, anchored on recent comparable sales in Mont-Saint-Hilaire and the Richelieu Valley, helps set a fair price from the start to sell within a reasonable time.