Trois-Rivières house market — April 2026
Based on 47 actual sales · CourtiConnect
Market context: house in Trois-Rivières
In April 2026, the neighbourhood recorded 47 documented sales with a median price of $483,000, positioning it three percent below the city-wide median of $498,000 for Trois-Rivières over the trailing twelve months. This modest price differential reflects the neighbourhood's standing as a somewhat more affordable segment within the broader Trois-Rivières market. The average price across these 47 transactions reached $577,562, indicating that higher-value properties exist within the sample and pull the mean above the median, a pattern typical when larger homes or premium listings conclude alongside more modest sales. The neighbourhood's six-month trend shows a decline of 7.1 percent in median price, suggesting downward pressure on valuations during this recent window, though interpreting this movement requires awareness that the April 2026 sample represents a snapshot across a limited transaction volume. Properties in this neighbourhood spent an average of 41 days on market before sale, a pace that reflects moderate momentum in the sales cycle. This duration neither indicates rapid turnover nor prolonged inventory stress, but rather a steady rhythm of buyer and seller engagement typical of markets where demand and supply maintain reasonable balance. The sale-to-asking price ratio, documented across the 47 sales, stands at 0.996, meaning that properties in aggregate sold just slightly below their asking prices. This ratio across the documented sales suggests neither strong buyer leverage nor pronounced seller advantage, but rather a market where price expectations and actual market value are closely aligned, with negligible gap between initial listing and final transaction price. The building profile across these transactions shows relatively balanced distribution by age: thirty percent of sales involved homes built before 1980, thirty-six percent dated from 1980 to 2010, and thirty-four percent were constructed after 2010. This mix reflects a neighbourhood with a diverse housing stock spanning multiple generations of construction, blending older established homes with more contemporary dwellings in nearly equal measure. Among the 47 documented sales, sixty-two percent concluded without a legal warranty of quality, a proportion that buyers should factor into their standard due diligence process through inspections and customary checks appropriate for any real estate transaction. For a buyer evaluating this neighbourhood, the modest pricing relative to the city median combined with steady sales velocity offers a balanced opportunity to explore the market. For a seller, the tight alignment between asking and selling prices indicates realistic pricing expectations will likely result in timely transaction completion. To estimate the current value of a property in this neighbourhood, consider using the local real estate estimator for a personalized assessment based on specific property characteristics and recent comparable sales data.