Longueuil house market — April 2025
Based on 12 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: house in Longueuil
The Saint-Hubert market in April 2025 recorded 12 documented sales with a median price of $832,500, placing the neighbourhood precisely in line with the broader Longueuil market. Across the full city of Longueuil, the trailing twelve-month median stood at $832,500 based on 34 recorded transactions, meaning Saint-Hubert sits at a 0.0% variance to the city as a whole—neither commanding a premium nor trading at a discount relative to Longueuil's overall pricing level. This alignment suggests that Saint-Hubert remains a representative segment of the larger municipal market, neither differentiated by scarcity value nor by comparative disadvantage in buyer perception. The average time on market for Saint-Hubert properties in this period was 86 days, a figure that reflects a measured pace of transaction activity. This duration indicates neither a fast-moving seller's market nor a protracted buyer's advantage; rather, it suggests a balanced rhythm where properties require roughly three months to move from listing to closing. Such a timeline allows both buyers adequate opportunity to conduct diligence and sellers reasonable expectation of finding motivated purchasers without extended holding costs. The building stock in Saint-Hubert leans toward mid-range maturity, with the construction profile showing 70 percent of documented sales in the 1980–2010 period and 30 percent built after 2010. This composition reflects a neighbourhood anchored in suburban-era residential development from the final decades of the twentieth century, with a growing but still minority share of newer construction. Properties in this age range typically require standard inspection protocols and maintenance review as part of normal due diligence, consistent with the expectations buyers bring to any residential purchase in the region. Across the 12 documented sales in Saint-Hubert during April 2025, zero transactions were concluded without a legal warranty of quality. This outcome simply reflects the standard practice whereby buyers undertake their customary inspections, verify property condition, and confirm compliance with applicable building codes and regulations—steps that form the ordinary foundation of residential real estate transactions in Quebec. For a buyer entering Saint-Hubert, the market presents properties aligned with broader Longueuil pricing, offering neither unusual opportunity nor obvious constraint. For a seller, the moderate days-on-market figure suggests sufficient buyer interest to support realistic price discovery without artificial delay. To refine your sense of where a specific property or price point stands within these dynamics, consider using the real estate estimator tool, which can anchor individual valuations within the documented market data.