Saint-Leonard Montreal Real Estate Market 2026: Data, Prices and Trends
Saint-Leonard is one of the Montreal neighborhoods most closely tracked by our automated market surveillance system. Here’s what 12 weeks of real-time data reveals.
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Our Market Surveillance Numbers
Daily scraping on Jean-Talon/Lacordaire/Couture. Single-family homes sell in 18–28 days with multiple offers under $650K. Plex: GRM 11.5–13x. Hot street score: 6.8/10.
Accelerating Sectors
Provencher Square and Jean-Talon Est: 4–6% increases over 12 months. Lacordaire and Couture streets: shortest selling delays. Near Jarry: more stable, less competition — better entry point.
Buyer Profile and 2026 Outlook
Two profiles: Italian-Quebec families and young families from Montreal-North/Villeray. Momentum should sustain through June, seasonal slowdown expected July–August.
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