Guide · Longueuil
Vieux-Longueuil sells a single-family home in 21 days, at a median of 623,000 dollars, up 36 percent in five years. That speed is exactly why a pricing mistake hurts here: the market moves without you and you notice too late.
No official title of best real estate broker in Longueuil exists in Quebec. The Real Estate Brokerage Act recognises only the title of licensed broker, and any licence can be verified free of charge in the public register. The choice therefore comes down to evidence: real listings visible on Centris, comparables backed by closed sales, detailed client reviews, and fees written down before the property goes to market. According to the APCIQ barometer for the second quarter of 2026, the Vieux-Longueuil sector, which covers Le Vieux-Longueuil and Greenfield Park, posted a median single-family price of 623,000 dollars, up 7 percent over twelve months and 36 percent over five years, with 21 days on market. The Loaa & Manseur team, the number one team at RE/MAX Platine in 2024 and 2025, works the South Shore from offices at 55 avenue de l'Équinoxe in Brossard, and applies a 5 percent all-inclusive fee payable only on closing. Free valuation, answer within 24 hours at 438 807 3653.
The Longueuil market in real numbers
From the APCIQ barometer for the second quarter of 2026, produced from the Centris system. Vieux-Longueuil next to its neighbours:
| APCIQ sector | Median price | Days on market | 12 months | 5 years |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vieux-Longueuil | 623,000 dollars | 21 days | plus 7 percent | plus 36 percent |
| Boucherville / Saint-Bruno | 800,000 dollars | 20 days | plus 5 percent | plus 38 percent |
| Brossard / Saint-Lambert | 803,000 dollars | 41 days | plus 7 percent | plus 26 percent |
| South-west (Saint-Constant, Delson) | 620,000 dollars | 38 days | plus 6 percent | plus 42 percent |
Read the first and last rows together. Vieux-Longueuil and the south-west sit at almost the same median price, 623,000 against 620,000 dollars, and seventeen days apart. Speed here is not a function of price level, it is a function of how much competing inventory sits on the market at the moment you list.
Six checks before you sign
- The licence. Every broker in Quebec holds a licence that anyone can verify free of charge in the public register. It takes two minutes and it is the only part of this list that is binary.
- Active listings in Longueuil. Not listings in a neighbouring city, not sold signs from three years ago. Ask what they currently have on the market within your sector.
- Comparables from closed sales. A valuation built on asking prices is a wish. One built on notarised closed sales is a number. Ask which three sales support the price you are being quoted.
- Detailed reviews. Read the ones that describe a negotiation, a timeline that slipped, or a problem solved. They tell you more than an average rating.
- Fees in writing before listing. The percentage, what it includes, when it is payable, and what happens if the property does not sell.
- The plan for the first ten days. Photography, timing, and how the property reaches buyers already searching. In a 21 day market, the first ten days are most of the sale.
A broker who clears all six is a good choice, whatever the banner on the sign. Be careful with anyone who announces a price clearly above every comparable without documenting it. In a fast sector that tactic is easy to hide for two weeks, and expensive to fix in the third.
What our team does differently
We are the number one team at RE/MAX Platine in 2024 and 2025, sixth RE/MAX team in Quebec, fifteenth in Canada and in the worldwide top 50 according to the official RE/MAX ranking, with 221 Google reviews and a 4.9 out of 5 rating on a public profile. Our fee is 5 percent all inclusive, payable only on closing, with no upfront amount and nothing owed if the property does not sell.
Concretely, on a Longueuil sale, that means a written valuation with the three closed comparables it rests on, professional photography before the listing goes live, and a first ten days planned rather than improvised.
Buying in Longueuil in this market
Twenty-one days on market means buyers have to be ready before the property appears, not after. Financing pre-approval in hand, sector priorities set, and a broker who sees the listing the day it goes live. Quebec active listings were up 19 percent year over year in July 2026, which gives buyers more choice than a year ago, but that provincial improvement has not reached the fastest sectors evenly. Vieux-Longueuil is still one of them.
Frequently asked questions
Who is the best real estate broker in Longueuil?
No official ranking exists, and no regulator awards that title. What can be verified is a licence in the public register, current listings in your sector, comparables from closed sales, detailed client reviews and written fees. A broker who satisfies all five is a legitimate choice.
What is the average price of a house in Longueuil?
The Vieux-Longueuil sector, covering Le Vieux-Longueuil and Greenfield Park, posted a median single-family price of 623,000 dollars in the second quarter of 2026, up 7 percent over twelve months and 36 percent over five years, according to the APCIQ barometer.
How fast do houses sell in Longueuil?
Twenty-one days at the median for single-family homes in the second quarter of 2026, which makes it one of the fastest sectors in Greater Montreal, ahead of Brossard at 41 days and far ahead of the central Montreal sector at 64 days.
What does a real estate broker cost in Longueuil?
No rate is set by law in Quebec. Compensation is negotiable and must be agreed in writing in the brokerage contract before the property goes to market. Our team applies 5 percent all inclusive, payable only on closing.
Should I sell in Longueuil now or wait?
It depends on what you buy next. If you buy back at a similar price, a general market increase applies to both properties and your net gain is close to zero. If you downsize, waiting can pay. Our 2027 forecast page works through the three scenarios with numbers.
Related reading: the best real estate team on the South Shore and how long it takes to sell in Montreal.
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