Sainte-Foy condo market — March 2026
Based on 14 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: condo in Sainte-Foy
The condo market in Sainte-Foy/Sillery/Cap-Rouge recorded 14 sales in March 2026, establishing a median price of $472,500 and an average price of $578,417. This neighbourhood commands a notably premium position within Québec's broader condo market, sitting 51.7% higher than the city-wide median of $311,500 over the trailing twelve months, which itself was calculated from 827 documented sales. This substantial premium reflects the established character and desirability of the area compared to the city as a whole. The six-month trend for the neighbourhood's median price shows a decline of 19.2%, indicating downward movement in recent months, a factor worth monitoring for both current and prospective market participants. The average days on market for condos in this neighbourhood stood at 44 days, suggesting a moderate pace of sales activity. This timeline reflects a market neither characterized by rapid turnover nor by extended vacancy periods, indicating a reasonably balanced market where properties move at a measured rhythm. Such a timeframe allows both buyers and sellers adequate opportunity to make informed decisions without excessive urgency on either side of the transaction. Over twelve documented sales, the average sale-to-asking price ratio reached 1.016, meaning properties sold on average at slightly above their asking prices. This figure indicates modest buyer demand relative to available inventory, though the magnitude is marginal and reflects a relatively balanced negotiating position between purchasers and vendors in this particular dataset. The building profile reveals that among 13 documented sales, the vast majority—69%—were constructed between 1980 and 2010, while 31% were built after 2010, with no recorded sales of pre-1980 units. This composition shows a market dominated by mid-to-newer stock, with contemporary and recently built properties representing a meaningful minority of activity. Among the 14 recorded sales, 36% were concluded without a legal warranty of quality, a figure that reflects routine market practice. Buyers engaging in any purchase should conduct standard due diligence including thorough property inspections and customary title verification, regardless of warranty designation, as these represent normal and prudent steps in real estate transactions. For buyers, this neighbourhood offers established value and proximity to urban amenities at a recognized premium. For sellers, the 19.2% six-month decline in median price warrants careful strategic consideration in listing and pricing decisions. To assess the current value of a specific property in this area, you may wish to consult the real estate estimator for a detailed market analysis.