We wish to share with you the latest statements from the Association of Real Estate Brokers of Quebec (APCIQ) regarding the evolution of the residential real estate market.

These statements provide a valuable insight into current trends and future perspectives of the real estate sector in Quebec.

Context and Objectives

The APCIQ, which brings together more than 14,500 real estate brokers and agencies, has a mission to promote and defend the interests of its members while considering the issues faced by the profession.

The recent statements from the APCIQ aim to inform real estate professionals and the general public about market dynamics and the factors influencing real estate transactions.

Main observations

• Increase in residential sales: In March 2025, the APCIQ observed a marked increase in residential sales in Montreal, while the Quebec market remained stable. Residential sales in the Montreal census metropolitan area (CMA) reached 4,088 transactions in February 2025, an increase of 7% compared to the same period last year.

• Property prices: Property prices, particularly single-family homes, experienced significant variations. In February, half of the single-family home sales in Montreal were concluded above $600,000.

• Transactional activity: The level of transactional activity in the Quebec region exceeded the historical average recorded for this month of the year by 28%.

The statements from APCIQ emphasize the importance of understanding market trends to better anticipate the needs of buyers and sellers. Real estate brokers play a crucial role by providing informed advice and helping their clients navigate a constantly evolving market.

We recommend that you consult the publications from APCIQ for detailed information on the evolution of the residential real estate market in Quebec. This data is essential for making informed decisions and maximizing opportunities in the real estate sector.

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