Drummondville house market — November 2025
Based on 16 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: house in Drummondville
The Drummondville real estate market in November 2025 recorded 16 documented sales in this particular neighbourhood, with a median price of $520,000 and an average price of $582,456. This neighbourhood sits notably below the broader Drummondville market, where the trailing twelve-month median across 110 sales stands at $542,000, placing this area approximately 4.1 percent cheaper than the city as a whole. This price positioning reflects the neighbourhood's appeal to buyers seeking relative value within the larger municipal context, though the sample size of 16 recent transactions provides a 90 to 95 percent statistical confidence level for these neighbourhood-specific figures. The pace of sales activity in this neighbourhood is reflected by an average of 76 days on market, a figure that suggests a moderate selling timeline. Properties are neither moving with exceptional urgency nor languishing; this duration is characteristic of a balanced market where buyers have reasonable time to assess options and sellers can expect their listings to receive attention within a meaningful window. The three-month holding period reflects typical conditions for a secondary market within a mid-sized Quebec municipality. The building profile of sold properties tells an interesting story about neighbourhood composition. Nineteen percent of the 16 sales involved homes built before 1980, representing older stock that may appeal to buyers interested in established character or lot sizes. The middle cohort, constructed between 1980 and 2010, accounts for 38 percent of sales and represents the traditionally popular renovation-ready segment. However, the largest share belongs to homes built after 2010, which comprise 44 percent of recent sales, indicating that newer construction and properties with contemporary standards dominate recent transaction activity in this neighbourhood. Among the 16 documented sales, 25 percent were concluded without a legal warranty of quality, a figure that reflects normal real estate practice and underscores the importance of standard buyer due diligence including professional inspections and title verification. This proportion is entirely typical in markets where buyers and sellers negotiate warranty terms as part of standard transaction conditions. For buyers considering this neighbourhood, the combination of pricing below the municipal average and recent inventory that leans toward newer construction offers a compelling entry point. For sellers, the moderate time-on-market figure suggests that properly positioned listings can expect consistent buyer interest over a reasonable marketing cycle. To estimate the value of a specific property in this neighbourhood, you are invited to consult the real estate estimator tool, which can provide personalized assessments based on comparable sales data and current market conditions.