Hull house market — August 2026
Based on 33 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: house in Hull
In August 2026, the Hull neighbourhood recorded 33 documented sales transactions with a median price of $476,000, positioning it at a 15.3 percent discount relative to the city of Gatineau as a whole, where the median house price over the trailing 12 months across 800 sales stands at $562,000. This pricing differential reflects Hull's position within the broader Gatineau market, where buyers seeking entry or mid-range properties have found relative value compared to the municipality's overall median. The average price across these 33 transactions was $512,703, indicating a modest spread between median and mean that suggests a fairly balanced distribution of sale prices within the neighbourhood during this period. The average days on market for properties in Hull during August 2026 was 44 days, a figure that reflects a moderate pace of absorption characteristic of a market neither exceptionally brisk nor sluggish. This timeframe suggests that sellers should anticipate their properties remaining listed for roughly six weeks before closing, which aligns with typical conditions in secondary residential markets within the National Capital Region. Properties are moving steadily rather than rapidly, allowing both buyers adequate time to make informed decisions and sellers reasonable opportunity to find qualified purchasers. The average sale-to-asking price ratio across the 33 documented sales was 3.539, a notably elevated figure indicating that homes in this sample sold substantially above their asking prices. This metric reveals that buyers were willing to pay considerably more than the initial listing prices, pointing to strong buyer leverage relative to asking positions and suggesting sustained demand that outpaced the initial valuation expectations set by sellers at market entry. The housing stock in Hull reflects considerable age diversity across the 33 transactions, with 61 percent of sales involving properties built before 1980, 36 percent from the 1980–2010 period, and only 3 percent from after 2010. This composition underscores that the neighbourhood is predominantly composed of older and mid-period housing, with very limited new construction representation in the recent transaction sample. Among the 33 documented sales, 36 percent were concluded without a legal warranty of quality, a proportion that represents a standard due-diligence consideration for purchasers. Buyers acquiring such properties should undertake customary inspections and standard checks as part of their purchase process, consistent with established practice in residential real estate transactions. For buyers, Hull offers median pricing substantially below the city average, making it accessible territory for those building equity in the region. For sellers, the strong sale-to-asking ratio indicates meaningful buyer interest that may support competitive pricing strategies in the current environment. To explore current property values and market dynamics in Hull more thoroughly, consider using the real estate estimator tool to assess specific addresses and neighbourhoods.