Mont-Royal house market — June 2026
Based on 12 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: house in Mont-Royal
The residential real estate market in this established neighbourhood of Mont-Royal recorded 12 sales during June 2026, representing moderate transaction activity for a given month. The median sale price across these transactions reached $1,740,500, while the average price stood at $1,904,792, reflecting a range of property values within the neighbourhood. When positioned against the broader Mont-Royal market, which posted a median price of $1,745,500 over the trailing twelve months based on 118 sales, this neighbourhood trades at a slight discount of 0.3 percent, indicating that properties here remain marginally more affordable than the city average, though the difference is minimal and well within normal market variation. The average days on market for properties in this neighbourhood extended to 104 days, a figure that points to a deliberate, measured pace of sales activity. This duration suggests that while buyers and sellers are actively engaging in the market, properties are taking several months to move from listing to sale, which is typical of established neighbourhoods where buyer preferences are selective and negotiation cycles tend to be thorough. Looking at the sale-to-asking price ratio across the 12 documented sales, the figure of 0.931 indicates that properties are selling at approximately 93.1 percent of their asking price on average. This ratio reveals that sellers currently hold slightly stronger ground in negotiations compared to scenarios where prices exceed initial asking prices, though the gap remains relatively modest and does not suggest an extreme buyer-dominated environment. The building profile across these twelve transactions presents a notably homogeneous picture: 100 percent of sales involved properties constructed before 1980, meaning the entire sample represents older, established housing stock. No properties from the 1980-2010 construction period or post-2010 modern builds appeared in this month's transactions, underscoring the neighbourhood's character as a mature residential area composed entirely of heritage and vintage homes. In terms of transaction structures, exactly half of the twelve documented sales—representing 50 percent—concluded without a legal warranty of quality. This arrangement is a standard consideration in real estate transactions and part of normal due diligence, whereby buyers typically conduct professional inspections and undertake standard investigative checks to assess property condition and value. For buyers entering this market, properties offer established neighbourhood character and a price point marginally below the Mont-Royal median. For sellers, the extended market timeframe underscores the importance of realistic pricing and thorough property presentation to attract qualified interest. To assess the current value of a specific property in this neighbourhood, consider using the real estate estimator tool, which incorporates local market data and transaction patterns to provide informed valuation guidance.