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Monthly Stats
FEBRuary 2026
Sales and listings skyrocketed in the Gatineau CMA in February!
After a quiet January, the Gatineau CMA market rebounded in February: residential property sales rose from 199 to 346 and new listings from 468 to 634 in one month. Compared to February 2025, while total sales fell by 1%, new listings rose by 25%, which bodes well for the coming months.
The single-family home market remains the most popular, with a 9% increase in sales and a 17% increase in active listings between 2025 and 2026, while condominiums are still suffering from a certain lukewarmness on the part of buyers. Sales continued to decline, falling 30%, which resulted in a larger inventory (+32%) compared to February 2025. It should be noted that in January, condominium sales had fallen 40% compared to 2025.
The median price of single-family homes in February was $490,000, a slight decrease of 2% over one year. As for condominiums, the 3% difference in January between 2025 and 2026 narrowed to 1% in February.
As for plexes, the number of new listings between February 2025 and 2026 fell from 140 to 130
(-7%).
In short, the market's performance should restore confidence to all parties involved in a real estate transaction as spring approaches.
“Sales may be down slightly compared to last year, but it's encouraging!” confirms Roch St-Jacques, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Chambre immobilière de l'Outaouais. Let's not forget that 2025 was an exceptional year, so it's normal for 2026 to start off this way. But I think the market is resilient despite everything."
Roch St-Jacques adds that even though condominiums are still lagging behind, their fairly stable prices are a good indication that this market share should stabilize within a few months.
