Trois-Rivières condo market — December 2025
Based on 8 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: condo in Trois-Rivières
The condo market in this neighbourhood of Trois-Rivières recorded eight sales in December 2025, with a median price of $311,250 and an average price of $316,563. This neighbourhood sits 2.0% above the city median, which stood at $305,000 over the trailing twelve-month period across 131 recorded transactions. The neighbourhood thus commands a modest premium relative to the broader Trois-Rivières market, though the six-month trend shows a decline of 7.1% in median prices, indicating cooling demand or shifting market dynamics over the recent period. The average time on market for these eight properties was 39 days, a timeframe that suggests a moderate pace of sales activity. Properties moved neither exceptionally quickly nor languished on the market, pointing to a balanced environment where neither buyers nor sellers faced acute pressure to rush transactions. This timeline is typical of a market operating without significant urgency from either side. The sale-to-asking price ratio across the eight documented sales stood at 1.003, meaning that properties sold at a tiny premium to their listing price on average. This figure reveals that buyers exercised minimal leverage in negotiations; homes did not require discounting to close, and sellers maintained their asking prices with near-perfect consistency. This near-unity ratio across the documented sales underscores a market where listed prices were realistic and acceptably calibrated to actual buyer willingness. The building profile shows a modern inventory composition, with 63% of the eight sales involving units built after 2010 and 38% from the 1980–2010 period. No units in the sample predated 1980, reflecting a neighbourhood skewed toward newer construction and renovation-era condos rather than older heritage stock. This fresher building base may appeal to buyers seeking modern amenities and lower maintenance expectations. Half of the eight sales, or 50%, concluded without a legal warranty of quality. This outcome is neither unusual nor unexpected in the condo market and reflects standard due diligence on the part of purchasers, who typically conduct inspections and perform the customary checks before committing to purchase. This pattern does not signal structural concern but rather underscores the importance of thorough property assessment by buyers. Buyers in this neighbourhood should expect realistic asking prices and moderate marketing timelines, while sellers can anticipate fair-value transactions without the need for substantial concessions. To explore specific properties or obtain a detailed estimate for a particular address, the online estimator provides current market intelligence tailored to your situation.