Hull house market — July 2026

Market context: house in Hull

Hull's residential market in July 2026 recorded 26 sales with a median price of $530,850 and an average price of $509,435, positioning the neighbourhood approximately 15.7 percent below the median price of $630,000 observed across Gatineau's broader market over the trailing twelve months, which logged 678 transactions. This pricing differential reflects Hull's positioning within the larger metropolitan context and underscores its relative affordability compared to other areas of the city. The pace of sales activity in Hull during this period averaged 41 days on market, a metric that indicates a moderately active sales environment where properties typically spend a reasonable timeframe before finding buyers. This timeframe suggests neither an exceptionally tight seller's market nor a prolonged inventory situation, but rather a relatively balanced pace where both buyers and sellers engage in the negotiation process with reasonable urgency and deliberation. Examining the documented sale-to-asking price ratio across 24 documented sales reveals a figure of 3.853, which significantly exceeds unity and therefore demonstrates that properties are selling well above their initial asking prices. This metric, calculated across documented transactions, indicates considerable buyer demand relative to available inventory and reflects meaningful seller leverage within the market during this period. The magnitude of this ratio suggests that ask prices were set conservatively or that competitive multiple-offer situations drove final prices substantially higher. The housing stock in Hull reflects considerable age diversity, with exactly half of the 26 recorded sales involving properties built before 1980, 46 percent constructed between 1980 and 2010, and only 4 percent built after 2010. This composition shows a neighbourhood dominated by older and mid-period housing stock, with comparatively limited new construction, a pattern typical of established residential areas within the region. Among the 26 transactions, 27 percent of sales concluded without a legal warranty of quality, a figure that reflects standard market variability in transaction structures. Buyers engaging in such purchases should proceed with customary due diligence practices, including professional property inspections and standard title and legal checks, as would be prudent regardless of warranty provisions. For buyers, Hull's pricing advantage relative to Gatineau combined with brisk above-asking sales performance suggests the need for competitive offer strategies. For sellers, the above-asking achievement rate and moderate market pace indicate a favourable environment for achieving strong pricing outcomes. To assess a specific property's potential value within this market context, consider using the real estate estimator tool, which can provide tailored insights based on current Hull market conditions.

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