Trois-Rivières house market — December 2025
Based on 29 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: house in Trois-Rivières
The Trois-Rivières real estate market recorded 29 documented sales in December 2025, establishing a median price of $520,000 for the neighbourhood under analysis. This median sits approximately 5.1 percent above the trailing twelve-month median for the entire city of Trois-Rivières, which stood at $495,000 across 337 total sales. The neighbourhood therefore commands a modest premium relative to the broader municipal market, positioning it as a moderately higher-priced area within the regional context. The average price across these 29 transactions reached $592,007, reflecting some variance in property values and suggesting the presence of both entry-level and more elevated offerings within the sample. The average time properties spent on the market before sale was 56 days, indicating a moderate pace of transaction completion. This duration suggests a balanced market dynamic in which neither buyers nor sellers face extreme urgency, though properties do move within approximately two months on average. Such a timeline is consistent with deliberate purchasing decisions and adequate exposure for listed inventory. Among the 29 documented sales, the average sale-to-asking price ratio was 0.980, meaning that properties sold at approximately 98 percent of their initial asking prices on average. This figure indicates a buyer-favourable environment in which negotiation typically results in final prices modestly below what sellers initially sought, though the gap remains narrow and suggests realistic initial pricing by vendors. The building stock within these sales reflects a fairly balanced age composition. Seventeen percent of the sample comprised properties built before 1980, while 41 percent were constructed between 1980 and 2010, and the remaining 41 percent were built after 2010. This distribution indicates a neighbourhood with a substantial share of newer inventory alongside a meaningful presence of mid-period and older housing, providing buyers with diverse architectural and structural profiles. Among the 29 sales, 48 percent were concluded without a legal warranty of quality, a figure that reflects normal real estate practice and underscores the importance of standard buyer due diligence including inspections and title verification. Buyers considering properties in this market should, as in any transaction, ensure thorough examination of the property's condition and documentation prior to closing. For buyers, this neighbourhood offers a moderately priced market with reasonable holding periods and modest negotiating room relative to asking prices. For sellers, the environment supports realistic pricing expectations and steady interest from purchasers seeking properties within this segment. To explore specific properties or understand valuations in this neighbourhood, consider using a market estimator tailored to current Trois-Rivières conditions.