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Terrebonne Real Estate Market 2026: Prices and Neighborhoods

North Shore suburb with strong growth. Single-family homes at ~$520K, well below Montreal's $625K median. ISQ: 24,000 residents/year leave Montreal.

📅 March 2026⏱️ 9 min read📊 Market data

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Terrebonne is one of the fastest-growing North Shore suburbs in the Greater Montreal area. With single-family homes averaging approximately $520,000 — well below Montreal's $625K median — the city attracts thousands of families each year. According to the ISQ, 24,000 residents leave Montreal annually for suburbs like Terrebonne, fuelling sustained demand and price growth.

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🏙️ Terrebonne Market Portrait 2026

Terrebonne is a city of over 115,000 residents located on the North Shore, approximately 30 km north of Montreal. The real estate market benefits from strong population growth driven by the Montreal exodus.

~$520K

Single-family average

115K+

Residents and growing

24,000/yr

Leave Montreal (ISQ)

💡 Why Terrebonne? At ~$520K for a single-family home, buyers get approximately $105,000 in savings compared to Montreal's $625K median. That difference translates to a significantly lower mortgage payment every month.

🏠 Popular Neighborhoods and Their Character

Terrebonne is divided into distinct sectors, each with its own personality and price range:

🌊 Lachenaie

Waterfront properties

Established families

Higher price range

🏗️ Terrebonne-Ouest

Newer developments

Young families

Modern amenities

💰 La Plaine

Most affordable sector

Rapid growth area

New construction

🏛️ Vieux-Terrebonne

Heritage charm

Walkable downtown

Restaurants and culture

📊 Terrebonne vs Laval Comparison

Many buyers hesitate between Terrebonne and Laval. Here's how they compare:

Terrebonne

Single-family: ~$520K

Larger lots available

Exo bus transit

40-60 min to downtown

Laval

Single-family: higher prices

More urban feel

Metro (orange line)

25-40 min to downtown

💡 Bottom line: choose Terrebonne for affordability and space. Choose Laval for transit access and shorter commutes. For remote workers, Terrebonne offers the best value per dollar.

📈 Investing in Terrebonne Real Estate

Terrebonne's strong growth trajectory makes it attractive for both owner-occupants and investors. Several factors support continued appreciation:

1. 📈 Population growth — Sustained influx from Montreal (24,000/year leaving the city per ISQ)

2. 🏗️ New developments — Residential projects in La Plaine and Terrebonne-Ouest attracting young families

3. 💰 Affordable entry point — ~$520K allows first-time buyers to enter the market

4. 🛣️ Infrastructure — Highway 25 and 40 access, improving commercial amenities

With the Bank of Canada policy rate at 2.75% since January 2026, financing conditions remain favourable. Fixed rates around 3.69% and variable rates around 3.35% provide buyers with improved purchasing power compared to recent years.

🚗 Commute to Montreal: Options and Times

The commute is one of the main trade-offs when choosing Terrebonne. Here are the options:

40-60 min

By car (Hwy 25 / 40)

60-90 min

Exo bus to Montreal

0 min

Remote work (ideal)

⚠️ A25 toll: the Autoroute 25 toll bridge is a quick route to Montreal but adds commuting costs. Consider this in your budget if you commute daily.

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Written by Hamza T., OACIQ-certified realtor · AI graduate, UQAR

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