Tetreaultville Real Estate Market 2026: Prices, Trends & Opportunities
Tetreaultville, part of the Mercier–Hochelaga-Maisonneuve borough, is increasingly attracting buyers priced out of the Plateau and Rosemont. In 2026, this east Montreal neighborhood shows a tightening supply–demand dynamic with some of the shortest selling delays in the east end.
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2026 Market Portrait
Tetreaultville shares Mercier’s DGUID in Statistics Canada data. Single-family homes trade between $580K and $720K. Plex (2–3 units): average GRM of 12–14x, gross revenues of $28,000–$38,000/year. Owner-occupancy rate: 55.6%, reflecting a balanced mixed neighborhood.
Why the Momentum Is Building
Our automated market surveillance confirms accelerating transactions since early 2026. Average days on market: 21 days for well-positioned properties, with multiple offers common under $650K. Ontario Est proximity, improved transit access, and prices still significantly below Rosemont.
The Window of Opportunity
Tetreaultville is completing its gentrification cycle. Those who wait 3–5 years will likely pay 15–25% more. Our hot street scoring algorithm shows the neighborhood average approaching the 7/10 alert threshold.
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