Average House Price in Montreal
The average house price in Montreal is $580,100
Housing Market in Montreal – May 2025
In May 2025, Montreal’s housing market continued its robust growth, with the average home price reaching a record high of $658,107, up 8.3% year-over-year and 1.9% month-over-month. Home sales rose 9.4% annually to 4,992, though they dipped slightly from April, while new listings increased 11% to 7,596, and active listings grew 2% to 18,920. The sales-to-new-listings ratio (SNLR) of 66% signaled a seller’s market, driven by strong demand, lower mortgage rates (with the lowest 5-year fixed at 3.94%), and limited supply. Median prices for single-family homes hit $625,000 (up 8.6%), condos reached $427,500 (up 4.3%), and plexes stood at $825,000 (up 5.8%), reflecting Montreal’s affordability compared to Toronto and Vancouver, despite rising rents and competitive conditions.
Housing Market in Montreal – April 2025
In April 2025, Montreal’s housing market reached new heights, with the average home price hitting a record high of $645,867, reflecting a 7.6% year-over-year increase and a 3.3% month-over-month rise. The median price for single-family homes surged 8.7% to $625,000, while condominiums saw a 6.1% increase to $424,500. This upward trend, driven by strong demand and a recovering market, contrasts with national trends where single-family home prices fell 1.1% from March. Montreal’s market is described as “on fire,” with sales up 10% year-over-year, though rising prices have pushed the income needed to afford a home higher, posing challenges for buyers.
Housing Market in Montreal – March 2025
Montreal’s housing market in March 2025 is a seller’s market. Montreal saw a 138% year-over-year surge in housing starts, led by multi-unit projects. Luxury sales over $500,000 jumped 78.6% year-to-date, fueled by population growth of 132,000 in the Montreal CMA. Rental prices fell 9% for shared accommodations to $862, but demand for larger units remains strong.
In May 2025, the average house price in Montreal increased by 8.6% year-over-year.
Average House Price in Montreal | |||
2023 | 2024 | 2025 | |
January | $499,200* | $516,100* | $549,900 |
February | $502,000* | $522,700* | $562,300 |
March | $507,000* | $531,700* | $568,600 |
April | $513,200* | $531,300* | $574,900 |
May | $514,600* | $534,300 | $580,100 |
June | $513,400 | $537,700 | |
July | $516,800* | $533,100 | |
August | $518,400* | $535,700 | |
September | $515,400* | $543,400 | |
October | $513,300* | $544,300 | |
November | $511,300* | $543,800 | |
December | $506,800* | $542,900 | |
Source: CREA 2020 | |||
*Updated |
House prices in Montreal 2020-2022
Average House Price in Montreal | |||
2020 | 2021 | 2022 | |
January | $372,000* | $434,600* | $527,000* |
February | $380,500* | $453,700* | $536,600* |
March | $387,200* | $475,000* | $546,600* |
April | $385,500* | $488,300* | $552,400* |
May | $386,200* | $482,900* | $549,700* |
June | $391,600* | $485,200* | $541,100* |
July | $402,000* | $482,200* | $527,900* |
August | $409,200* | $482,600* | $518,300* |
September | $413,600* | $483,800* | $506,200* |
October | $418,000 | $491,000* | $499,600* |
November | $424,000* | $496,900* | $495,900* |
December | $426,900* | $501,100* | $492,500* |
Source: CREA | |||
*Updated |
House prices in Montreal 2017-2019
Average House Price in Montreal | |||
2017 | 2018 | 2019 | |
January | $314,300* | $328,600* | $349,600* |
February | $315,200* | $332,600* | $353,400 |
March | $318,500* | $336,300* | $357,800* |
April | $321,000* | $339,300* | $397,730* |
May | $322,400* | $341,900* | $347,200* |
June | $323,900* | $342,600* | $350,500* |
July | $326,200* | $342,800* | $351,700* |
August | $326,400 | $343,600* | $350,700* |
September | $327,600 | $346,100* | $357,600* |
October | $329,300 | $348,000* | $361,300* |
November | $327,800* | $348,400* | $360,300* |
December | $330,900 | $349,200* | $360,900 |
Source: CREA | |||
*Updated |
Home prices depend on the size, location, amenities, the age and condition of the apartment, townhouse or house.
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