Blainville condo market — March 2026
Based on 13 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: condo in Blainville
The condo market in the neighbourhood recorded 13 documented sales in March 2026, establishing a median price of $435,000. This neighbourhood median sits 2.0 percent below the median for all condos across Blainville, which reached $444,000 over the trailing twelve months based on 113 sales. The pricing relationship suggests that this particular neighbourhood offers modest value relative to the broader municipal market, though the gap remains narrow and reflects typical variation within a single city. The average time properties spent on the market before sale was 59 days, a figure that points to a moderate pace of transaction activity. This timeframe suggests neither rapid absorption nor extended holding periods; properties moved through the sales cycle at a steady rhythm that characterizes balanced conditions between buyer and seller interest. The length of the selling period provides buyers and sellers with reasonable opportunity to complete inspections, arrange financing, and negotiate terms without undue urgency on either side. The sale-to-asking price ratio, measured across the 13 documented sales, was 0.988. This figure falls slightly below asking price, indicating that sellers in this neighbourhood encountered modest negotiating pressure from buyers during the transaction process. Properties closed at approximately 1.2 percent below their listing prices on average, a compression that speaks to competitive but not dominant buyer leverage during this period. The building profile within these sales reflects a modern mix, with no properties dating before 1980. Thirty-eight percent of the documented sales involved properties built between 1980 and 2010, while 62 percent were constructed after 2010. This composition shows a strong presence of newer housing stock, with a majority of units originating in the past fifteen years, alongside a meaningful secondary population of mid-construction-period buildings. The prevalence of newer buildings may support expectations around systems functionality and updated building standards. In reviewing purchase documentation, none of the thirteen documented sales were concluded without legal warranty of quality. This universal presence of warranty represents a standard due-diligence framework within which buyers conducted their standard inspections and verification checks before closing. For buyers entering this neighbourhood, the moderate asking-price concessions and steady selling pace offer room to conduct thorough assessments without extreme time pressure. For sellers, the pricing relationship to the broader city and the balanced days-on-market metric provide realistic planning parameters for listing strategy and timeline. To develop a specific valuation for a property in this neighbourhood, consult the real estate estimator for current interactive analysis.