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Hull condo market — August 2026

Based on 22 actual sales · CourtiConnect

Median price
$290,000
9.4% vs previous month
Average price
$351,786
Min $181,800 · Max $1,463,000
Sales count
22
August 2026
Period covered
August 3–31, 2026
Dates of the 22 sales included

Market context: condo in Hull

The Hull condo market in August 2026 recorded 22 sales transactions, establishing a median price of $290,000 for the neighbourhood. This median sits 6.1% below the trailing twelve-month median for all of Gatineau, which stood at $309,000 across 436 documented sales, positioning Hull as a more affordable option within the broader municipal market. The average transaction price across these sales reached $351,786, reflecting variability in unit sizes and conditions within the neighbourhood's inventory. The average time a property remained on market before sale was 61 days, a figure that suggests a moderate pace of transaction activity. This timeframe indicates neither an exceptionally tight seller's market nor a sluggish one, but rather a balanced rhythm of buyer interest and supply availability where properties required roughly two months of exposure to find their eventual purchaser. Among the 19 documented sales with recorded asking and sale prices, the average sale-to-asking price ratio stood at 0.969, signalling that buyers, on average, negotiated prices slightly below the initial asking amounts. This ratio, applied across documented transactions, reveals a modest buyer advantage in negotiations, though the gap between list and final price remains relatively narrow. The building stock in Hull reflects predominantly mid-career residential development, with 71% of sales involving properties constructed between 1980 and 2010. Older units built before 1980 accounted for 14% of transactions, while newer constructions from 2010 onward represented an equal 14% share, demonstrating a diverse but aging-focused housing profile where the majority of supply stems from the late twentieth-century development era. Among the 22 recorded sales, 14% were concluded without a legal warranty of quality, a contractual detail that buyers should consider as part of standard due diligence when evaluating any property. Prospective purchasers in such transactions would typically proceed with customary inspections and verification checks to confirm property condition and systems functionality. For buyers, Hull's position as a more affordable neighbourhood relative to Gatineau-wide pricing offers entry-level and mid-market opportunities in a moderately paced market. For sellers, the modest discount to city median pricing and the negotiation dynamics reflected in the sale-to-asking ratio suggest patience and realistic pricing remain essential strategies for successful transactions. To explore specific properties or refine your understanding of current market conditions in Hull, consider using the condo estimator tool tailored to this neighbourhood.

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