Sainte-Foy house market — June 2026
Based on 11 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: house in Sainte-Foy
In June 2026, the Sainte-Foy/Sillery/Cap-Rouge neighbourhood registered 11 recorded residential sales with a median price of $525,000. This median sits 9.4 percent above the trailing twelve-month median for all of Québec, which stands at $480,000, positioning the neighbourhood in the upper range of the city's residential market despite its modest transaction volume during the month. The average sale price across these eleven transactions reached $638,636, reflecting some variance in the property types and conditions that changed hands. The average time a property spent on the market in this neighbourhood during June was 42 days, a timeframe that suggests a moderately paced sales cycle. Properties were neither moving with exceptional urgency nor lingering for extended periods, indicating a market where buyers and sellers were engaging at a relatively balanced rhythm. This pace is typical of neighbourhoods where supply and demand maintain reasonable equilibrium without pronounced pressure in either direction. Across the eleven documented sales, the average sale-to-asking price ratio was exactly 1.000, meaning that homes sold at their listed asking price on average. This metric, drawn from the documented transactions, reveals that neither buyers nor sellers held disproportionate negotiating leverage during this particular month; properties were exchanging at the prices their sellers sought and buyers were willing to pay. The building stock in this neighbourhood reflects a fairly even distribution across time periods. Thirty-six percent of the properties that sold were built before 1980, another 36 percent were constructed between 1980 and 2010, and 27 percent dated from after 2010. This composition shows a neighbourhood with both established, older housing stock and more recent construction, providing variety in the age profile of available homes. Fifty-five percent of the sales documented in June 2026 were concluded without a legal warranty of quality, a share that reflects standard real estate practice in the province. Buyers in such transactions proceed with the understanding that customary due diligence—including home inspection, building assessment, and standard condition checks—remains essential to their purchasing process. For a buyer considering this neighbourhood, the median price premium relative to the city suggests properties here command value in the broader Québec market. For a seller, the balanced asking-price outcomes indicate a neighbourhood where realistic pricing aligns well with market expectations. To estimate the current value of a property in Sainte-Foy/Sillery/Cap-Rouge, consider using the real estate estimator tool to ground your expectations in the most recent transaction data available.