On Montreal’s North Shore, Rosemère holds a place of its own: it is one of the few markets in the region where the median single-family house exceeds one million dollars. With a median of $1,016,895 over 121 sales (CourtiConnect data), the town confirms its upscale positioning. To place this local market within the provincial trend, see our Quebec real estate outlook for summer 2026. Here is what Rosemère’s numbers reveal.
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1. Rosemère at a Glance
Set on the North Shore, north of Laval, Rosemère is known for its green and affluent character: large wooded lots, quiet streets and a strong residential identity. The town has long cultivated the image of an upscale suburb, within reasonable distance of Montreal while offering the space and calm that families look for. That identity is reflected directly in property values.
2. Median Prices: The House Above the Million
The CourtiConnect data is clear: the median single-family house sells for $1,016,895 in Rosemère, based on a solid sample of 121 sales. Crossing the million mark is no minor detail: it places the town in the highest segment of the North Shore. For buyers on a more measured budget, the condo offers a gateway at $501,500(18 sales) — roughly half the price of a house.
3. Reading the Market: An Upscale Segment
The price gap with several neighbouring North Shore towns is notable: where the median house often sits between $500,000 and $700,000, Rosemère tops the million. That gap is no accident: it reflects an upscale positioning — larger lots, more affluent properties and specific demand for this type of product. A sample of 121 house sales confirms that the segment remains active, not marginal.
4. For the Buyer
Targeting a house in Rosemère means a substantial budget: with a median above the million, financing must be carefully prepared. In the current context — a fixed mortgage rate around 4% — every tenth of a point matters on such an amount. Buyers have every reason to get pre-approved before shopping. For a first purchase in the area, the condo at $501,500 remains the most realistic way to enter this sought-after market.
5. For the Seller: The Value of an Accurate Estimate
In an upscale market, the right starting price makes all the difference: an overpriced property stalls, while a well-positioned one quickly draws qualified buyers. A city median, however, masks wide variations by lot, condition and exact location. That is why an estimate grounded in recent comparable sales in Rosemère, as enabled by CourtiConnect’s Pricio tool, is essential to set a fair price.