Terrebonne house market — November 2025
Based on 26 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: house in Terrebonne
The residential market in Terrebonne recorded 26 documented sales in November 2025, with a median price of $790,000. This median aligns exactly with the broader Terrebonne market, which posted 280 sales over the trailing twelve-month period at the same median price of $790,000, indicating that this particular segment is neither above nor below the city's overall pricing level. The average sale price across the 26 transactions reached $923,415, reflecting some higher-value properties within the dataset while the median suggests a fairly balanced distribution of sale prices. The average time on market for these properties was 55 days, a timeframe that indicates a measured pace of sales. Properties remained listed for roughly two months before closing, suggesting neither a rapidly moving seller's market nor a stalled inventory situation, but rather a normalized market rhythm where both buyers and sellers have reasonable time to make informed decisions. Over the six-month trend, the neighbourhood median price declined by 1.1%, a slight softening that warrants attention but remains marginal in the broader context of market fluctuations. Among the documented sales with recorded asking prices, the average sale-to-asking ratio stood at 0.990, based on 16 sales. This figure reveals that properties sold at approximately 99 percent of their asking price on average, suggesting a balanced market dynamic where neither buyers nor sellers hold decisive negotiating leverage. Sellers are achieving near-asking outcomes, while buyers retain modest negotiating room. The building profile shows a neighbourhood tilted toward mid-life properties: 65 percent of the 26 sales involved homes built between 1980 and 2010, while 31 percent were constructed after 2010, and just 4 percent predate 1980. This composition reflects a market dominated by houses from the past four decades, with a meaningful proportion of newer construction, indicating a neighbourhood of relatively consistent building ages without significant concentration of heritage or very recent properties. In the normal course of real estate due diligence, 8 percent of the 26 documented sales concluded without a legal warranty of quality, a proportion that buyers should address through their standard inspection and verification processes, as with any property purchase. For buyers, Terrebonne presents stable pricing aligned with city averages and adequate time for decision-making; for sellers, the near-asking-price outcomes suggest realistic market positioning and steady buyer interest. To explore current market conditions and property values in Terrebonne with precision, consider using the real estate estimator.