Québec Mortgage Rates

THINK great rates and a better mortgage in Quebec.

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.

Apply with THINK Financial today to help lift your savings and reach your financial goals!

THINK Financial offers fixed and variable rate mortgages:

• Low fixed-rate 6-month and 1-year Rate Relief™ products
• Industry-best fixed and variable rate mortgages from 6-month to 5-year terms
• All mortgages come fully-featured with fewer fees, no made-up fees, and less costly pre-payment penalties than many big banks
• The lowest open variable-rate mortgage in Canada (No Commitment™ Mortgage)
  
• Easy to manage your mortgage online and make changes

You'll still get an exceptional mortgage experience through a True North Mortgage expert who specializes in Québec mortgages.

We put you first to answer all your questions and provide a seamless process from the beginning to walking through your own front door (or getting a great renewal option).

The service you need to save thousands over the life of your mortgage.

Our highly trained mortgage experts help make your mortgage process through THINK Financial simple and stress-free.

Like features? So do we. We offer exceptional pre-payment privileges, lower payout penalties compared to the big bank, and many other convenient options, depending on your needs and specific mortgage details:

• Portability (government and lender restrictions may apply)
• Recast your payments after a lump sum
• Free payment frequency changes
• No hidden fees

Apply with THINK Financial today, or talk to your mortgage expert at the phone number above.

A province steeped in history: Québec housing market remains resilient.

Across Quebec, housing market activity in Q1 of 2024 continued at a brisker pace, logging a 21% increase in the provincial sales average compared to this time last year. Almost all major centres showed a sales bump up, with Sherbrooke (+62.0%), Quebéc City (+38%), and Montreal (+25%) leading the way. Most areas also moved into seller's market territory, with the exception of Gatineau.

With the surge in sales came a corresponding increase in home prices. The provincial home price average was up by over 8.0% from last year to $507,868, with increases in all major centres (Trois-Rivieres saw the highest increase of 24%). This robust activity is despite higher mortgage rates and a swell of new listings (by an average of 30%).

Data source: Sagen Housing Market Updates