Pointe-Claire condo market — December 2025
Based on 8 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: condo in Pointe-Claire
The condo market in Pointe-Claire recorded eight documented sales in December 2025, establishing a median price of $548,750 and an average price of $560,813 for transactions during this period. When compared to the broader condo market across all of Pointe-Claire over the trailing twelve months, which captured 74 sales with a median price of $519,000, this neighbourhood's median sits 5.7 percent higher, indicating that properties in this particular area command a price premium relative to the city as a whole. This differential reflects the desirability and characteristics that distinguish this neighbourhood from other residential zones within Pointe-Claire's condo landscape. The pace of market activity reveals itself through the average days on market metric, which stands at 165 days for the eight documented transactions. This timeline suggests a measured sales environment where properties typically remain listed for approximately five and a half months before finding a buyer, indicating neither a fast-moving seller's market nor an overly sluggish one, but rather a balanced rhythm that reflects typical market conditions for residential condo stock in the region. The sale-to-asking price ratio, calculated across the eight documented sales, reached 0.971, meaning that properties sold at approximately 97.1 percent of their asking price on average. This figure sits just below the one-to-one threshold, suggesting that sellers maintain modest negotiating power in the current environment while buyers retain reasonable leverage to negotiate terms, though the margin between listing and final sale price remains relatively tight across the documented transactions. The building profile demonstrates a strongly modern-oriented neighbourhood composition, with 88 percent of the eight documented sales involving condos built after 2010, while 13 percent dated from the 1980-to-2010 construction period, and zero percent from properties built before 1980. This distribution underscores that the neighbourhood's residential stock consists predominantly of newer buildings, reflecting either recent development patterns or the prevalence of more contemporary units available for resale. In the course of standard due diligence, buyers should note that 13 percent of the documented sales, or approximately one transaction, concluded without a legal warranty of quality, a factor that simply represents a normal inspection and verification consideration consistent with real estate practice in the province. For buyers entering this market, properties are selling at modest discounts to asking price while inventory takes several months to clear, suggesting a balanced negotiating environment. Sellers should recognize that their pricing requires competitive positioning given the modern character of available stock and the neighbourhood's premium relative to the broader city. To estimate the value of a specific property in this neighbourhood, consider using the available market estimator tools tailored to Pointe-Claire's current conditions.