Chambly house market — May 2026
Based on 24 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: house in Chambly
In May 2026, Chambly's housing market recorded 24 documented sales, establishing a median price of $651,500 for the period. This figure positions the neighbourhood 4.2 percent above the broader Chambly median of $625,000 recorded over the trailing twelve months, when 71 total sales were registered across the municipality. The premium reflects a more affluent segment within the city's real estate landscape, though the average price of $754,688 across these 24 transactions indicates considerable variation in what properties are changing hands. The pace of sales in May 2026 shows an average of 36 days on market, a timeframe that suggests a moderately active market where properties find buyers within slightly more than a month. This duration reflects neither an exceptionally brisk market nor a sluggish one, but rather a steady rhythm consistent with a balanced environment where both supply and inventory are moving through the sales cycle in a reasonable window. Buyers and sellers alike benefit from a market where decisions are made without extreme urgency. The sale-to-asking price ratio across the 24 documented sales stands at 0.984, indicating that properties are selling at approximately 1.6 percent below their asking prices on average. This metric reveals that sellers retain modest leverage in negotiations, as buyers are not substantially driving prices above initial listings. Rather, the market demonstrates a relatively equilibrated dynamic where asking prices and closing prices remain closely aligned, though slightly favourable to purchasers. The housing stock transacted in May 2026 reflects a diverse age profile. Older homes built before 1980 represented 38 percent of sales, while properties constructed between 1980 and 2010 accounted for 33 percent. Newer construction, dating from after 2010, comprised 29 percent of transactions. This distribution shows a market anchored in the existing housing stock, with substantial representation from mid-century and earlier homes alongside a meaningful but minority share of contemporary construction. Among the 24 documented sales, 25 percent were concluded without a legal warranty of quality. Buyers in such transactions should undertake standard due diligence, including property inspections and customary checks, to assess condition and functionality—a routine precaution in any real estate purchase. This contractual variation reflects the range of negotiating positions and preferences across different transactions and does not indicate systematic property issues. For buyers, the modest asking-price discount combined with moderate marketing timelines suggests a disciplined approach to pricing and patience in the search will yield results. For sellers, the 4.2 percent premium over the city median indicates strong positioning relative to broader Chambly values, provided the property appeals to the neighbourhood's market segment. To explore what your property might command or what homes in this range might offer, consider using Chambly's real estate estimator tool to refine your understanding of current market dynamics.