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Sainte-Julie condo market — January 2026

Based on 8 actual sales · CourtiConnect

Median price
$437,000
Average price
$433,363
Min $363,000 · Max $500,000
Sales count
8
January 2026
Period covered
January 10–30, 2026
Dates of the 8 sales included

Market context: condo in Sainte-Julie

The condo market in Sainte-Julie recorded eight documented sales in January 2026, establishing a median price of $437,000 and an average price of $433,363 for the neighbourhood. This median sits 2.8 percent above the median for all condos across Sainte-Julie over the trailing twelve months, which stood at $425,000 based on seventy sales city-wide. The neighbourhood therefore commands a measurable premium relative to the broader municipal market, suggesting either stronger property appeal, superior location, or a particular concentration of sought-after features within this segment. The average time to sale in this neighbourhood reached 77 days on market, a figure that reflects a moderate pace of transaction flow. This duration indicates neither a rush nor prolonged inventory stagnation; rather, it suggests a balanced market where properties attract steady interest without excessive urgency on either side of the transaction. Buyers appear willing to search deliberately, and sellers retain reasonable patience in waiting for qualified offers. Examining buyer and seller leverage through the documented sales, the average sale-to-asking price ratio across the eight transactions was 0.992. This ratio, falling just below parity, indicates that properties in this neighbourhood are selling at approximately one percent below their initial asking prices on average. The figure demonstrates relatively balanced negotiating power; sellers are not seeing significant markdown pressure, nor are buyers routinely bidding above listing prices, suggesting a market in equilibrium. The building profile across the eight sales is dominated by properties constructed between 1980 and 2010, which account for 88 percent of transactions. A further 13 percent of sales involved structures built after 2010, meaning virtually all activity occurred in buildings of modern vintage. No recorded transactions involved pre-1980 condos, indicating that the neighbourhood's condo stock relevant to current market activity is of mid-range to newer construction eras. All eight documented sales in the neighbourhood included a legal warranty of quality, meaning no transactions were concluded without this standard consumer protection. Prospective buyers should, as part of normal due diligence, proceed with professional inspections and standard verification practices to confirm property condition and systems integrity. For a buyer, this neighbourhood offers established buildings at a modest premium over the municipal average, suggesting value relative to the broader market. For a seller, the near-asking-price results and reasonable market pace indicate receptive conditions without requiring price concessions to attract transaction velocity. To explore values in this neighbourhood with greater precision, consult the real estate estimator tool.

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