Saint-Laurent house market — April 2025
Based on 16 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: house in Saint-Laurent
Saint-Laurent recorded 16 residential sales in April 2025 with a median price of $935,000, positioning the neighbourhood approximately 10.7 percent above the median for all of Montréal, which stands at $844,500 over the trailing twelve months based on 278 documented transactions. This premium reflects Saint-Laurent's established appeal within the metropolitan market, though the small sample size of April sales warrants caution when drawing conclusions about broader market dynamics in the neighbourhood during this specific month. The average sale price across these 16 transactions reached $1,063,156, notably higher than the median, suggesting that a handful of higher-priced properties influenced the mean while the median better represents the typical transaction value. Without average days on market data for April 2025, the pace at which properties sold in Saint-Laurent during this period cannot be directly assessed, leaving questions about buyer demand and inventory absorption unanswered through this particular metric. The residential stock in Saint-Laurent demonstrates a composition weighted toward older properties, with half of the April sales involving buildings constructed before 1980, while 38 percent dated from the 1980–2010 period and 13 percent were built after 2010. This distribution indicates a neighbourhood characterized primarily by mature housing stock, with a meaningful proportion of properties predating modern building codes and energy standards, balanced by a smaller but growing share of newer construction. Buyers evaluating properties across this age spectrum should recognize the diversity of maintenance profiles and renovation needs present in the market. Among the 16 documented sales in April 2025, approximately 31 percent concluded without a legal warranty of quality, a proportion that reflects standard real estate practice in Québec and underscores the importance of conventional due diligence. Purchasers acquiring properties in this category should proceed with thorough inspections and standard verification checks, consistent with prudent acquisition practices applicable across the province. For buyers, Saint-Laurent presents a neighbourhood positioned above the city median, requiring assessment of whether the premium aligns with personal priorities and property condition. For sellers, the relatively elevated median price suggests a market segment receptive to properties in this area, though the modest transaction volume in April suggests a measured pace of sales activity. To estimate the current market value of a specific property in Saint-Laurent, consider using a dedicated real estate estimator that accounts for location, age, condition, and recent comparable sales in the neighbourhood.