Trois-Rivières condo market — March 2026
Based on 12 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: condo in Trois-Rivières
The condo market segment in this Trois-Rivières neighbourhood recorded 12 sales in the period under review, establishing a median price of $300,000. This neighbourhood median sits 3.2% below the citywide condo median of $310,000 measured over the trailing 12 months across 124 documented sales, positioning it as a more affordable option relative to the broader Trois-Rivières market. The average transaction price reached $377,500, indicating that a subset of higher-priced units influenced the mean above the median, a pattern typical of markets with varied inventory. Over the six-month trend, the neighbourhood has experienced downward pressure, with median prices declining 9.1%, suggesting a cooling phase in this particular segment. Properties in this neighbourhood spent an average of 79 days on market before sale, reflecting a measured pace of transaction activity. This timeframe indicates neither rapid absorption nor extended listings, suggesting that both buyer interest and seller expectations have found a degree of balance within the local market environment. The sale-to-asking price ratio across the 12 documented sales stood at 0.980, meaning properties sold at approximately 98% of their listed asking prices on average. This metric reveals that sellers retain modest negotiating strength; while buyers are not pushing prices above asking, neither are they extracting substantial concessions. The ratio indicates a relatively equilibrated market dynamic between the two sides. The building stock represented in recent transactions reflects a market increasingly weighted toward newer construction. Half of the sales involved properties built after 2010, while 42% dated from the 1980–2010 period, and only 8% were built before 1980. This composition shows that the neighbourhood's supply has shifted substantially toward contemporary units, though pre-2010 buildings remain part of the active inventory. Half of the sales concluded without a legal warranty of quality. As a prospective buyer, this is a standard point to address through due diligence—conducting a professional inspection and verifying building condition through customary verification steps remains advisable regardless of warranty status, as these practices form part of prudent real estate purchasing protocol. For buyers entering this market, the moderate days-on-market figure and sub-city pricing suggest reasonable opportunity to assess options without excessive time pressure. Sellers should recognize that the recent price trend and balanced sale-to-asking ratio indicate a market requiring realistic positioning and proper marketing to achieve results. To evaluate specific properties or neighbourhoods within Trois-Rivières further, the interactive real estate estimator remains available for more detailed market analysis.