Nestled in the Laurentides, Prévost (postal code J0R) has become one of the most sought-after markets on Montreal’s north shore for buyers looking for space, nature and relative affordability. According to CourtiConnect data, the median house there reaches $610,000— a benchmark we place here within the provincial context described in our Quebec real estate outlook for summer 2026. Here is the reading of median prices by property type.
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1. Prévost at a Glance
Prévost is part of the Laurentides and Montreal’s greater north shore. The town appeals through its natural setting — trails, lakes, proximity to the Laurentides recreation hubs — while staying accessible to commuters bound for major employment centres. This profile attracts a mix of families, first-time buyers and life-transition buyers, which shows up in the variety of property types traded. The J0R FSA covers the area and serves as the basis for calculating local comparables.
2. Median Prices by Type
Here are the median prices in Prévost according to CourtiConnect data, with the number of sales used to calculate each median:
- Single-family house: $610,000 (256 sales)
- Condo: $356,500 (80 sales)
- Duplex: $415,000 (17 sales)
- Triplex: $828,000 (19 sales)
Sample size matters: with 256 sales, the house median is the most robust and representative. The condo, with 80 sales, also offers a solid benchmark. The duplex (17) and triplex (19) segments rest on smaller samples: their medians remain indicative and warrant a case-by-case analysis.
3. Reading the Market
The Prévost market is dominated by the single-family house: its 256 sales far outweigh the other segments and confirm the town’s family-residential vocation. The condo, at $356,500, is the most affordable entry point. Notably, the triplex tops out at $828,000, well above the single-family house — a rarer, pricier investment product that reflects the value of rental income in a sought-after area. For provincial context, the median single-family home in the Montreal CMA stood at $645,000 in May 2026 (APCIQ): Prévost therefore sits below that benchmark for a comparable product.
4. For the Buyer
For buyers, Prévost’s central argument is affordability. A median house at $610,000 compares favourably with the median single-family home in the Montreal CMA ($645,000, APCIQ May 2026), while offering a natural setting and more space. The condo at $356,500 also opens an accessible door for first-time buyers. In a provincial context of rebalancing — more choice, less bidding pressure — this is an area where it pays to get pre-approved and compare options calmly.
5. For the Seller: Getting an Accurate Estimate
For sellers, these medians are a starting point, not a sale price. A property’s real value depends on its type, condition, precise location within the J0R FSA and the most recent comparables. In a rebalancing market, a price aligned from the start makes the difference: overpriced homes stall while well-positioned ones sell. The most reliable method is to rely on recent comparable sales in the area. That is exactly what CourtiConnect’s Pricio tool does, drawing on more than 34,000 real sales across Quebec to produce a free, accurate estimate.