Gatineau condo market — June 2026
Based on 22 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: condo in Gatineau
During June 2026, the condo market in Gatineau recorded 22 sales transactions, establishing a median price of $314,500 for the period. When positioned against the broader Gatineau market, which posted a median price of $318,000 over the trailing twelve months based on 412 documented sales, this neighbourhood sits 1.1 percent below the city-wide median, indicating modestly more affordable entry points than the typical Gatineau condo. The average transaction price across these 22 sales reached $324,286, reflecting the mix of properties that changed hands during the month. The market pace in June 2026 showed properties lingering for an average of 47 days on the market before sale. This moderate timeframe suggests neither a rushed buyer's market nor a highly constrained inventory situation, but rather a measured cadence of showings and negotiations typical of a balanced municipal market where neither buyers nor sellers hold overwhelming negotiating leverage. Examining the 18 documented sales with recorded asking and sale prices, the average sale-to-asking price ratio stood at 0.921, meaning properties sold at approximately 92.1 cents on the dollar relative to their asking prices. This consistent discount to asking price signals that buyers retained meaningful negotiating capacity during this period, as sellers were regularly accepting offers below their initial price expectations across the documented transactions. The building profile reveals that of the 22 transactions, 82 percent involved condos built between 1980 and 2010, while 18 percent were newer constructions dating after 2010. The neighbourhood contained no recorded sales of pre-1980 condos during this period, indicating that the supply consists almost entirely of mid-to-late cycle residential buildings and recently completed modern units, with no particularly aged stock in the sales mix. During due diligence on these properties, buyers should note that 9 percent of the 22 sales were concluded without a legal warranty of quality—a data point that underscores the importance of conducting standard property inspections and completing the customary verification steps before closing. For buyers evaluating options, this neighbourhood's 1.1 percent discount to the Gatineau median combined with the 47-day absorption rate provides reasonable opportunity for deliberate decision-making. For sellers, the 0.921 sale-to-asking ratio indicates that realistic pricing aligned with current market conditions will facilitate timely transactions. To explore current valuations and market conditions for specific properties in this neighbourhood, consider using the automated real estate estimator, which incorporates the latest transaction data and local market dynamics.