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True North Mortgage operates in this province as THINK Financial, our in-house, CMHC-approved mortgage lender. We do not offer brokerage services in Quebec, but we do offer exclusive access to THINK Financial's great rates and fully featured products.
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In June 2025, Quebec's housing market continued to surge, with a substantial 11.6% increase in home sales compared to June 2024.
All of the major markets in this province boasted sales growth, with Sherbrooke leading the way with an impressive 28%, followed by Montreal at 11.8%, Gatineau at 11.3%, Saguenay at 10.6%, Trois-Rivieres at 5.5%, and Quebec City at 4.6%.
The bustling housing activity is driving up Quebec's provincial average home price, with June seeing an 8.2% increase to $544,056. Trois-Rivieres and Quebec City led this trend, with home prices rising by 22.5% and 13.2%, respectively. Other Quebec markets recorded average home price gains ranging from 9.5% in Saguenay to 4.4% in Sherbrooke.
Quebec remained a predominantly seller's market, with an SNLR (sales-to-new-listings ratio) of 68%, seeing strong ratios in areas such as Saguenay (99%), Quebec City (83%), Sherbrooke (78%), Trois-Rivieres (74%), and Montreal (64%). Gatineau completes the provincial seller's market club with a 62% SNLR.
Lower mortgage rates and improved qualification rules likely contributed to Quebec's vigorous housing activity this month. Will the momentum persist into Fall 2025, despite a U.S. trade war?
Data source: Sagen Housing Market Updates
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