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Monthly Stats
novemBER 2025
Despite further declines in November, inventory remains substantial and the annual balance sheet is positive in the Gatineau CMA
In November, the Gatineau CMA recorded an 11% decline in total residential sales, the third consecutive decrease.
The decline in condominium sales continued, with a very marked difference from 2024.
“The condominium segment is reacting differently, which is normal in the context of legislative changes,” explains Roch St-Jacques, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Outaouais Real Estate Board.
Sales there fell by 46% and the median price declined by 4%, reflecting a market in adjustment and a clientele still in reaction mode. Sales in this segment fell by 46% and the median price declined by 4%, reflecting a market in adjustment and a clientele still in reaction mode."
While sales of single-family homes also declined (-5%), plexes continued to grow by 13%. The median price of plexes, down 7%, may partly explain why they spent 17 days less on the market than in November 2024 (from 47 to 30 days).
The current inventory of 1,555 residential properties, up 16% from last year, also contributes to the health of the regional market.
More good news: residential sales volume from January to November 2025, estimated at $2,298,707,302, surpassed that of 2024 by 13%. This bodes well for 2026.
“The fundamentals remain solid and point to stabilization in early 2026, as buyer confidence gradually begins to return,” says Roch St-Jacques.
