Repentigny condo market — November 2025
Based on 12 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: condo in Repentigny
The condo market in this neighbourhood of Repentigny recorded twelve sales in November 2025, establishing a median price of $400,000 and an average price of $436,375. This neighbourhood commands a median price approximately 5.3 percent higher than the city-wide median of $380,000 recorded over the trailing twelve months among 113 sales, reflecting stronger demand or property characteristics that distinguish this area from Repentigny as a whole. The price premium indicates that buyers in this neighbourhood are accessing either newer construction, better locations, or other valued amenities relative to the broader municipal market. The average days on market stands at eighty-four days, a figure that reveals a moderately paced sales cycle typical of regional Quebec markets outside major metropolitan cores. This timeframe suggests neither a particularly brisk absorption nor extended holding periods, indicating a relatively balanced market where properties require time for appropriate buyer-seller matching without excessive pressure on either side. The pace is consistent with markets where inventory moves steadily without rush conditions or significant inventory buildup. Among nine documented sales for which price-to-asking ratios were available, the average ratio was 0.965, meaning that on average properties sold at approximately 96.5 percent of their asking price. This figure below unity indicates that buyers held modest leverage during negotiations, with sellers typically receiving outcomes slightly below initial asking prices, though the difference remains marginal. This near-parity suggests equilibrium between supply and demand with neither party in a distinctly dominant negotiating position. The building profile shows a neighbourhood skewed toward modern construction, with 58 percent of sales involving properties built between 1980 and 2010, and 42 percent built after 2010. No sales involved buildings predating 1980, indicating this neighbourhood comprises exclusively mid-to-recent vintage stock. This composition typically correlates with well-maintained building systems and fewer major structural concerns typical of newer construction eras. Across the twelve documented sales, 100 percent of transactions were concluded with standard legal warranty of quality, which means buyers should continue standard due diligence practices including professional inspections and customary title verification as part of any purchase process. For buyers, this neighbourhood offers newer housing stock at a moderate premium to city averages in a market where purchase prices remain reasonably close to listing expectations. For sellers, the eighty-four-day cycle and near-asking outcomes suggest pricing properties competitively within current market conditions will attract interest without extended marketing periods. To estimate the current market value of a specific property, consider using a detailed local estimator to account for individual building characteristics and condition.