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Monthly Stats
SEPTEMBER 2025
Inventory up and sales down slightly in September in the Gatineau CMA
The Outaouais real estate market continues to favor sellers, but options are multiplying for buyers, in a context marked by rising inventory and a slight decline in the total number of transactions.
Total sales in the Gatineau CMA for the month of September were down 5% compared to 2024 and 14% compared to the previous month.
"After several months of sustained growth, we saw a slight decline in the number of transactions in September: -5% for single-family homes and -4% for condominiums, with only plexes showing an increase. This temporary decline can be explained in part by the increase in inventory, which has reached a level rarely seen in some time, as well as by slightly longer selling times in certain price ranges," explains Roch St-Jacques, Chairman of la Chambre immobilière de l'Outaouais.
Current inventory stands at 1,730, up 13% from 2024, a statistic inflated by a 30% increase in new listings in September 2025 compared to the previous year.
These figures should not cause the market to deviate radically, although it could slowly move toward a certain equilibrium if buyers adopt a strategic approach. "It is important to remember that, over the year as a whole, the Outaouais region still recorded solid growth of 9% compared to 2024. We remain in a seller's market,“ adds Roch St-Jacques, ”but buyers now have more options, which makes them more selective. In this context, sellers must focus on professional and strategic marketing to take full advantage of current conditions."
