Condo price cuts by price range in Rimouski: sold against original and asking price by bracket, the adjustment before the sale, past 12 months (Centris)

Condo price cuts by bracket · Rimouski · 2026

How much condo sellers in Rimouski cut their listed price before selling, bracket by bracket over the past twelve months: the ratio on the original price, the ratio on the last asking price, the gap in points and dollars, the bracket that adjusts the most and what it changes for the starting price. Centris sales, nothing estimated.

In Rimouski, over the past 12 months (October 2025 to September 2026), condos sold at 97.8% of their original price and at 98.1% of their last asking price: between the two, 0.3 point, the cut sellers made to the listed price before selling, about $856 on a condo in the middle of the ranges sold. By price bracket: under $300,000, 97.5% of original and 98.0% of asking, 0.5 point ($1,167); $300,000 to $500,000, 98.4% of original and 98.4% of asking, 0.0 point. Sellers adjust the most in the under $300,000 bracket (0.5 point) and the least in $300,000 to $500,000 (0.0 point). It is one of the cities where they adjust the least among the 41 tracked (median 0.7 point). Source: Centris (Matrix), compiled October 14, 2026.

The short answer

In Rimouski, over the past 12 months (October 2025 to September 2026), condos sold at 97.8% of their original price and at 98.1% of their last asking price: between the two, 0.3 point, the cut sellers made to the listed price before selling, about $856 on a condo in the middle of the ranges sold. By price bracket: under $300,000, 97.5% of original and 98.0% of asking, 0.5 point ($1,167); $300,000 to $500,000, 98.4% of original and 98.4% of asking, 0.0 point. Sellers adjust the most in the under $300,000 bracket (0.5 point) and the least in $300,000 to $500,000 (0.0 point). It is one of the cities where they adjust the least among the 41 tracked (median 0.7 point).

Original price, asking price and cut before the sale, by bracket

Condominium category, whole municipality of Rimouski, past 12 months (October 2025 to September 2026), Centris (Matrix), harvested on the night of October 13 to 14, 2026. Labelled assumption: the original price is the listing's first asking price, the asking price the last one before the sale; the gap between the two ratios measures the cut to the listed price before the sale, not the final negotiation. Bracket published from 5 sales with both ratios known; dollars = gap applied to the middle of the range, an approximation.

The fine ranges

What price cuts by bracket say in Rimouski

• Brackets where the original price and the last asking price coincide (less than half a point): under $300,000, $300,000 to $500,000. There, condos sell at their first listed price, or above it in multiple offers.
• The best-selling bracket, under $300,000 (44 sales, 62% of the total), shows 0.5 point of cut before the sale; the most adjusted fine range (at least 5 sales) is $250,000 to $300,000, 1.0 point ($2,750 on the middle of the range). The best-selling range is $250,000 to $300,000.
• Across the 41 cities tracked, condos sell at 97.7% of the original price and 98.3% of the last asking price in median: 0.7 point of listed price cut before the sale, about $2,896; by bracket, Under $300K 1.0 point; $300K to $500K 0.6 point; $500K to $800K 0.8 point; $800K to $1M 1.2 point; $1M and up 1.0 point. The most adjusted bracket is most often under $300,000 (16 cities), the least adjusted $300,000 to $500,000 (21 cities); the top of the market adjusts more than the bottom in 6 cities out of 41; at least one bracket exceeds 3 points in 7 cities.

What it changes for selling or buying a condo in Rimouski

In Rimouski, the bracket changes little: a 0.5 point gap between the most and least adjusted brackets, around 0.3 point. Listed price corrections happen in every range, and it is the starting price relative to comparable sales, not the bracket, that decides whether a condo sells at its first price. For a seller, the question is therefore "what did condos like mine sell for in the past six months", and for a buyer, a specific condo's days on market say more than its bracket. The final negotiation, sold against last asking price by bracket, is detailed in condo negotiation by price range in Rimouski; days on market by bracket, in condo days on market by price in Rimouski. The same measure for houses in Rimouski is in house price cuts by price range in Rimouski: 0.3 point all sales, against 0.3 point for condos.

How to read these figures

The sold ÷ asking price ratio is the usual measure of negotiation: 97% means the condo sold 3% below its last listed price. The sold ÷ original price ratio goes back to the first listed price of the same listing: if it is lower, the price was reduced along the way. Labelled assumption: the original price is the listing's first asking price, the asking price the last one before the sale; the gap between the two ratios measures the cut to the listed price before the sale, not the final negotiation. The gap does not count listings withdrawn and relisted under a new number, which makes it a floor. Brackets with fewer than 5 published sales (none here) are not published.

Frequently asked questions

How much do condo sellers cut their price in Rimouski?

By 0.3 point on average all sales in Rimouski over the past 12 months (October 2025 to September 2026), or about $856 on a condo in the middle of the ranges sold: sold at 97.8% of the original price against 98.1% of the last asking price. By bracket, from 0.0 point ($300,000 to $500,000) to 0.5 point (under $300,000).

In which price bracket do sellers adjust the most in Rimouski?

under $300,000: 0.5 point between the original price and the last asking price, about $1,167, on 44 sales. Across the 41 cities tracked, the most adjusted bracket is most often under $300,000.

Why two ratios, original price and asking price?

Because they do not measure the same thing. The ratio on the asking price (98.1% in Rimouski) compares the sale with the last listed price: that is the final negotiation. The ratio on the original price (97.8%) goes back to the first listed price: it adds the cuts made during the listing. Labelled assumption: the original price is the listing's first asking price, the asking price the last one before the sale; the gap between the two ratios measures the cut to the listed price before the sale, not the final negotiation.

How to avoid cutting the price after listing?

Set the first price on closed sales of the past months for comparable condos (same building or same area, same floor and parking), not on active listings nor on the municipal assessment; and, if showings do not come within the bracket's median days on market, correct early rather than through small successive cuts, each visible in the history. The under $300,000 bracket in Rimouski is where the first price was most often too high.

Sources: Centris (Matrix), Statistics module, queries of the night of October 13 to 14, 2026 for the municipality of Rimouski, Condominium category, past-12-months period, grouping by sale price, sale-price-to-original-price and sale-price-to-asking-price ratios and number of sales by range; compiled by the Loaa & Manseur team, aggregates only. The condo price cuts by price range in 41 cities hub compares the 41 cities.

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