Gatineau house market — March 2026
Based on 15 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: house in Gatineau
The residential market in this Gatineau neighbourhood recorded 15 documented sales in March 2026, establishing a median price of $735,000 and an average price of $730,967 for transacted properties. This neighbourhood's median price sits approximately 3.5% higher than the city-wide median of $710,000 observed across 576 sales over the trailing twelve-month period, positioning it as a modestly more expensive pocket within the broader Gatineau market. The consistency between median and average prices suggests a relatively balanced distribution of sale values without extreme outliers skewing the data in either direction. Properties in this neighbourhood took an average of 52 days on market before closing, a timeframe that reflects a moderate sales pace typical of a balanced market where neither buyers nor sellers hold overwhelming negotiating advantage. This duration indicates that homes are not moving with exceptional urgency, nor are they languishing in listings; the pace aligns with markets where transaction completion requires standard time for inspection, financing, and legal processes to unfold. The sale-to-asking price ratio across the 15 documented sales averaged 0.992, revealing that buyers, on balance, negotiated properties to close slightly below the initial asking prices. This metric—applicable specifically to the documented sales sample—demonstrates that sellers possessed marginally more negotiating pressure than buyers during this period, though the gap remains minimal and suggests relatively equilibrated market conditions. The building profile across these transactions shows that 67% of properties sold were constructed between 1980 and 2010, representing the neighbourhood's dominant housing stock. An additional 20% of sales involved homes built after 2010, while 13% dated to before 1980, indicating a housing inventory composed primarily of mid-era residential structures with a meaningful representation of newer construction and a smaller vintage component. Among the 15 sales, 7% were concluded without a legal warranty of quality, a proportion that buyers should account for during standard due diligence, including property inspections and customary title and condition checks before commitment. This figure represents normal transaction variation and reflects the kinds of assessments prudent purchasers undertake in any real estate transaction. For buyers, this neighbourhood presents an opportunity to acquire a property in a zone that commands a modest premium within Gatineau while benefiting from a market pace that allows adequate time for investigation. Sellers should recognize that while market conditions remain relatively balanced, achieving asking price typically requires competitive positioning and realistic pricing relative to comparable recent sales. To estimate the current market value of a specific property in this neighbourhood, you are welcome to consult the real estate estimator tool.