Terrebonne house market — June 2025
Based on 25 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: house in Terrebonne
In June 2025, the residential market in Terrebonne recorded 25 sales with a median price of $785,000, positioning this segment virtually in line with the broader city market. Over the trailing twelve months, Terrebonne as a whole saw 149 sales at a median price of $785,500, and the neighbourhood under review sits 0.1% below that city-wide median, making it marginally more affordable than Terrebonne overall. The average sale price across these 25 transactions reached $823,480, reflecting some variation in property values within the sample. The average days on market stood at 56 days, indicating a reasonably balanced pace of sales where properties typically moved within a nine-week window. This timeframe suggests neither an urgency to sell nor an abundance of inventory sitting idle; rather, it reflects a market where motivated buyers and sellers are connecting within a moderate absorption period typical of suburban Quebec real estate. The sale-to-asking price ratio across 18 documented sales was 1.001, meaning properties sold marginally above their listed asking prices on average. This slight premium indicates that buyer demand remained resilient enough to support asking-price negotiations in the sellers' favour, though the margin was minimal and reflects a market in relative equilibrium rather than one tilted dramatically to either party. The building profile reveals a mature neighbourhood composition. Approximately 4% of sales involved properties built before 1980, while 64% were constructed between 1980 and 2010, and 32% dated from 2010 onward. This distribution underscores a market anchored primarily in post-1980 suburban stock, with a growing share of newer properties reflecting ongoing residential development in Terrebonne. In the course of standard due diligence, buyers typically conduct inspections and verify property condition documentation; notably, 12% of the 25 recorded sales in this period were concluded without a legal warranty of quality, a practice that falls within normal real estate procedures as purchasers perform their customary checks. For buyers, this neighbourhood offers accessible pricing relative to Terrebonne's broader market, while sellers benefit from a steady sales pace and buyer interest sufficient to support competitive offer conditions. To estimate the value of a specific property in this neighbourhood, consider using the local market estimator.