Hobby farm and farm prices in the Bas-Saint-Laurent: 2016-2026 medians, sales per year, ten-year increase and the region's median house (Centris)

Hobby farms and farms · Bas-Saint-Laurent · Centris 2016-2026

The median sale price of a hobby farm or farm in the Bas-Saint-Laurent, year by year since 2016, the number of sales, the ten-year increase, the region's median house alongside and the caution that comes with such a dispersed category. Centris figures, not estimates.

In the Bas-Saint-Laurent, a hobby farm or farm sold for $335,000 at the median in 2026 (January to September), on 7 sales, against $224,000 in 2016: +50%. 152 sold in ten years, 3.1% of farm sales across the 12 regions tracked. The region's median single-family house is worth $295,000 the same year: the farm costs 1.14 times the house. Caution: the median moved by up to 90% from one year to the next (2021), because the category mixes hobby farms, farms and built land. Source: Centris (Matrix), compiled October 14, 2026.

The short answer

In the Bas-Saint-Laurent, a hobby farm or farm sold for $335,000 at the median in 2026 (January to September), on 7 sales, against $224,000 in 2016: +50%. 152 sold in ten years, 3.1% of farm sales across the 12 regions tracked. The region's median single-family house is worth $295,000 the same year: the farm costs 1.14 times the house. Caution: the median moved by up to 90% from one year to the next (2021), because the category mixes hobby farms, farms and built land.

Median price and farm sales by year

Median sale price of hobby farms and farms in the Bas-Saint-Laurent from 2016 to 2026, Centris data
Hobby farms and farms in the Bas-Saint-Laurent: median sale price by year and number of sales, region's median house dashed. Source: Centris (Matrix), compiled October 14, 2026.
YearHobby farm or farm, median priceSalesRegion's median houseHouses sold
2016$224,00015$134,0001,276
2017$188,50020$135,0001,373
2018$185,00013$140,0001,437
2019$211,50016$145,0001,583
2020$197,00024$158,0001,972
2021$375,00015$174,0001,951
2022$335,00010$200,0001,510
2023$398,00011$225,0001,419
2024$373,50012$243,0001,497
2025$675,0009$280,0001,677
2026 (Jan. to Sep.)$335,0007$295,0001,313

"Farm" category (hobby farms, farms, built agricultural land), every municipality of the region, median sale price and number of sales by year, Centris (Matrix), pulled on the night of October 13 to 14, 2026. A year with fewer than 5 sales is left blank (n/a). 2026: January to September. Very dispersed prices: read the trend, not a single year.

What ten years of sales say in the Bas-Saint-Laurent

Median farm price across the 12 Quebec regions, Bas-Saint-Laurent highlighted
Median price of a hobby farm or farm across the 12 regions tracked (current year), from most to least expensive, Bas-Saint-Laurent in red. Source: Centris (Matrix).

What it changes when buying or selling a hobby farm in the Bas-Saint-Laurent

In the Bas-Saint-Laurent, the median farm at $335,000 is among the cheapest of the 12 regions tracked ($609,625 at the median). It is the region of the buyer who wants acres: the price of a suburban house buys a hobby farm with its outbuildings. The market is thin (9 sales in 2025), so a seller sets the price on the few comparable sales in the area and plans for time; a buyer checks agricultural zoning, the state of the buildings and access to services before comparing with the town's price. The region's land prices are in land prices in the Bas-Saint-Laurent; cottage prices, in cottage prices in the Bas-Saint-Laurent.

How to read these numbers

What this page measures: the price the middle farm or hobby farm sold for in the Bas-Saint-Laurent, year by year, and how many sold. What it does not measure: the price per acre, the share of arable land, the state of the buildings, the zoning. The Centris "Farm" category groups hobby farms, working farms and built agricultural land: a five-acre hobby farm and a 300-acre dairy farm fall in the same median. Prices are very dispersed and, with few sales, the median can swing a lot from one year to the next without the market having changed. Years with fewer than 5 sales are not published; 2026 is a partial year.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a hobby farm or farm cost in the Bas-Saint-Laurent in 2026?

$335,000 at the median in 2026 (January to September) (7 sales), against $224,000 in 2016, all municipalities of the region combined. The region's median single-family house is worth $295,000 the same year.

Why does the median farm price swing so much from one year to the next?

Because the "Farm" category mixes very different properties: leisure hobby farms, working farms, agricultural land with buildings. With 7 sales in the reference year, two or three large farms are enough to move the median: it moved by up to 90% from one year to the next in the Bas-Saint-Laurent.

How much did farm prices rise in ten years in the Bas-Saint-Laurent?

+50% between 2016 and 2026 (January to September) in the Bas-Saint-Laurent (4.1% a year), against +148% at the median of the 12 regions tracked; the region's median house rose +120% over the same period.

How many farms sell in the Bas-Saint-Laurent?

152 farm and hobby-farm sales in the Bas-Saint-Laurent since 2016 on Centris, 9 in 2025. Enough for a median every year, but each year remains sensitive to a few large sales.

Source: Centris (Matrix), Statistics module, query run on the night of October 13 to 14, 2026 for the Bas-Saint-Laurent administrative region: "Farm" category, every municipality, median sale price and number of sales by year over ten years; the region's single-family house, same query, Single-family category; compiled by the Loaa & Manseur team, aggregates only, current year partial. The hobby farm and farm prices in 12 regions hub compares all 12 regions; land prices in the Bas-Saint-Laurent give bare land and home prices in the Bas-Saint-Laurent the region's median house.

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