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Monthly Stats
july 2026
Sales in the Gatineau CMA fell again in July, but the market is stabilizing
Sales in the residential resale market in the Gatineau CMA fell again in July, but this isn't entirely bad news.
The months have been passing one after another, much the same as the last, since the start of summer in the Outaouais. No one can predict when a turnaround will occur to reverse the current trend, but one thing is certain for Jean-Marc Blais, president of La Chambre immobilière de l'Outaouais: the market is stabilizing and remains active. “Inventory is nearly double what it was at this time last year,” he notes. “These 2,244 properties on the market represent a 44% jump in one year and, above all, a strong signal that the market is beginning to find its balance.”
The year-over-year change in sales volume improved by 3% in July compared to last June (-16% versus -19%). More good news: while condo inventory has skyrocketed by 66% in a year, the number of days it takes to sell the 59 units has dropped from 6 days on average compared to July 2025. Condo sales are lagging slightly, despite a median price of $289,000, with a year-over-year decline of 20%. Multi-unit properties with 2 to 5 units are also selling faster—on average, 12 days faster than in 2025—although sales have slipped by 17%.
As for single-family homes, sales have fallen by 15%, while inventory stands at 1,545 units, up 36% from July 2025.
“We’re staying the course. The good news is that we have a healthy inventory, so buyers will have plenty of choices, and we’ll be able to advise them well. As for real estate agents, they need to manage their expectations,” adds Jean-Marc Blais.
