Charlesbourg condo market — July 2025
Based on 21 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: condo in Charlesbourg
The condo market in Charlesbourg recorded 21 sales in July 2025, with a median price of $270,000. This figure places the neighbourhood at a 10 percent discount compared to the broader Québec condo market, where the median price over the trailing twelve months stood at $300,000 across 332 sales. Charlesbourg thus represents a more affordable entry point than the city's average, though buyers should note that a monthly sample of 21 transactions, while meaningful, reflects a single snapshot in time rather than an extended trend. The average time a property spent on the market before sale was 26 days, a pace that suggests moderate demand and active buyer interest. This timeframe indicates that properties are neither accumulating extended inventory nor disappearing within days, pointing to a relatively balanced market rhythm where buyers and sellers maintain reasonable negotiating room. Among the 19 documented sales for which asking price data was available, the average sale-to-asking ratio was 1.020, meaning properties sold on average 2 percent above their listed asking prices. This figure reveals that sellers retained slight leverage in negotiations during the month, with buyers willing to bid modestly above the initial ask. Again, this ratio draws from a limited number of documented transactions and represents the specific conditions of July 2025. The building stock in Charlesbourg, across the 21 sales recorded, skews toward mid-age properties. Eighty-one percent of condos in the sample date from between 1980 and 2010, while 19 percent were built after 2010. The neighbourhood contains no units from before 1980 in this month's transaction set, indicating that the supply is dominated by properties built during the latter decades of the twentieth century and the early years of the twenty-first. A point of due diligence worth noting: nineteen percent of the sales concluded without a legal warranty of quality. Prospective buyers should understand that purchasing a property without such a warranty requires the standard precautions of any real estate transaction—professional inspection, title verification, and any other checks appropriate to the specific property. For buyers, Charlesbourg offers below-city-average pricing with reasonable time to evaluate options. For sellers, the modest premium over asking suggests sufficient buyer appetite to support well-presented properties. To estimate a property value in this neighbourhood or explore further market insights, consider using the real estate estimator tool to refine your analysis beyond the aggregate figures presented here.