Pointe-Claire condo market — May 2026
Based on 8 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: condo in Pointe-Claire
The condo market in the Pointe-Claire neighbourhood tracked in May 2026 recorded eight sales, establishing a median price of $495,750 and an average price of $520,788. This neighbourhood median sits notably below the broader Pointe-Claire market, which recorded 91 sales over the trailing twelve months with a median condo price of $529,000—a gap of 6.3 percent that positions this area as a more affordable segment within the city. The six-month trend shows upward movement, with the neighbourhood median price advancing 3.1 percent, suggesting modest but steady appreciation during this period. The pace of market absorption in this neighbourhood is reflected in an average of 57 days on market, a metric that indicates a moderate sales velocity. This timeframe—roughly two months from listing to closing—suggests a balanced market where properties neither sit idle for extended periods nor move with exceptional urgency. This pace is typical of a neighbourhood where buyer interest exists but where sellers should expect a reasonable marketing window before reaching agreement. The sale-to-asking price ratio across the eight documented sales in this neighbourhood was 0.973, meaning that on average these condos sold at 97.3 percent of their listing prices. This figure, based on the recorded transactions in May 2026, reveals a slight but consistent buyer advantage; properties are trading modestly below their initial asking prices, suggesting that buyers retain some negotiating leverage in current conditions, though the gap is relatively narrow. The building profile is distinctly contemporary, with 88 percent of sales involving condos built after 2010 and the remaining 13 percent from the 1980–2010 period. No transactions involved buildings constructed before 1980, indicating that this neighbourhood's condo stock is predominantly modern. This composition reflects the neighbourhood's character as dominated by newer residential development. All eight recorded sales in this neighbourhood were concluded with standard legal warranty of quality, which is the typical arrangement. Buyers should, as with any real estate transaction, conduct standard due diligence including property inspection and customary legal and financial checks before closing. For buyers, this neighbourhood presents recently built inventory at prices below the city-wide median, paired with moderate marketing timelines that allow for deliberate decision-making. For sellers, the modest gap between asking and sale prices combined with steady appreciation suggests marketing strategies should reflect current buyer positioning in the negotiation cycle. To explore specific properties or refine your market understanding, consider using the estimator tool to assess individual condo values in this neighbourhood.