Saint-Constant house market — February 2026
Based on 19 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: house in Saint-Constant
In February 2026, the neighbourhood registered 19 documented sales with a median price of $639,000 and an average price of $707,289. This neighbourhood median sits 0.6% above the city-wide median of $635,000 recorded across 164 sales over the trailing twelve months, positioning it as a slightly more expensive segment within Saint-Constant's residential market. The six-month trend for neighbourhood median prices shows a modest gain of 1.4%, reflecting the gradual momentum of the local market during this period. The average time a property spent on the market before sale was 50 days, a figure that suggests a moderate pace of transaction activity. This timeframe indicates a reasonably balanced market environment where neither buyers nor sellers face extreme urgency, though properties do move through the sales cycle within a timeframe typical of stable suburban markets in the greater Quebec region. A two-month average listing duration reflects steady buyer interest without the compressed timelines characteristic of supply-constrained markets. Among the 19 documented sales in this sample, the average sale-to-asking price ratio was 0.981, meaning that properties sold on average at approximately 98.1% of their asking price. This ratio, compiled from the recorded transactions available for February 2026, suggests that sellers retain meaningful negotiating leverage and that listed prices remain reasonably calibrated to market expectations. Most transactions concluded near asking price rather than significantly above or below it, a pattern consistent with equilibrium in the local market. The building stock in these 19 sales reflects a composition typical of suburban residential communities: 32% of sales involved homes built before 1980, 47% were constructed between 1980 and 2010, and 21% were built after 2010. This distribution shows a predominance of mid-era suburban homes alongside a meaningful share of older and newer properties, offering buyers a range of housing ages and characteristics within the neighbourhood. Among the 19 documented sales, 21% were concluded without a legal warranty of quality. For prospective buyers, this is a standard due-diligence consideration that reinforces the importance of conducting thorough property inspections and performing the customary checks before purchase, practices that prudent buyers undertake regardless of warranty status. For buyers, this market offers stable conditions with reasonable pricing relative to the broader city and moderate absorption rates that allow time for careful decision-making. For sellers, the neighbourhood's positioning above the city average and its steady price trend provide a solid foundation for marketing residential properties. To explore specific values for properties in this neighbourhood, consider using the real estate estimator tool tailored to Saint-Constant's market conditions.