Buying · Verdun · September 14, 2026
The only published benchmarks we can cite for Verdun, the streets that set the price, and the method to buy at the price of real sales.
As of September 14, 2026, a house for sale in Verdun is read with the benchmarks published by the APCIQ for its neighbours, the borough not being reproduced alone on our pages: Nuns' Island, median house $1,371,000 over twelve months in 51 days, the Sud-Ouest $1,050,000 in 31 days, the island as a whole $820,000 in August 2026. Price is set street by street around Wellington, the Verdun, De l'Église and LaSalle stations, the riverbanks and Old Verdun (1910s to 1940s plexes), with Crawford Park as the entry level and Nuns' Island as the high end. The Loaa and Manseur team has no active listing in Verdun right now and says so; it sets up a buyer alert and pulls the closed sales of the street you are looking at before the offer. Its buyer services are paid by the seller's commission.
We have no active listing in Verdun as of September 14, 2026, and we do not pad this page with listings that are not ours. Our buyer alert sends you Verdun's new listings as soon as they appear, and those that come through the team before their release.
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The APCIQ does not reproduce mainland Verdun as a sector on our pages; the published benchmarks are its neighbours: Nuns' Island, median house $1,371,000 (twelve months) in 51 days and condo $613,176 in 75 days; the Sud-Ouest, house $1,050,000 (+11%) in 31 days and condo $508,500; the island as a whole, house $820,000 and condo $475,000 in August 2026. We show no median we have not read; we pull the closed sales of the street you are looking at before your offer.
| What you find in Verdun | Benchmark |
|---|---|
| Post-war bungalow in Crawford Park, 1980s townhouse | the borough's entry level |
| 1910s to 1940s duplex or triplex in Old Verdun, with balconies, near Wellington | the heart of the market, often bought as owner-occupant |
| House or condo on Nuns' Island, REM towers | the high end ($1,371,000 median house) |
In Verdun, price is set street by street around Wellington Street and its shops, the Verdun, De l'Église and LaSalle metro stations, the riverbanks and the Natatorium, Old Verdun (the 1910s to 1940s duplexes and triplexes with balconies), Crawford Park to the west (post-war bungalows, the entry price) and Nuns' Island (the towers and the REM). A house or plex within walking distance of Wellington and the metro sells faster; the waterfront and the bike path make the premium. Our Living in Verdun guide details the sectors, schools and transit.
pre-approval, a Centris alert on your criteria plus the properties that come through the team before their release, then the offer built on the street's closed sales, with a promise to purchase conditional on inspection (century-old plexes require a serious inspection: foundations, brick, plumbing) and financing. Full budget: Montreal's welcome tax, notary, inspection; calculator. For a duplex, our page duplex for sale in Verdun; for a condo, condo for sale in Verdun. Our buyer services are paid by the seller's commission.
The APCIQ does not reproduce mainland Verdun alone on our pages; the published benchmarks are Nuns' Island (house $1,371,000 over twelve months, 51 days), the Sud-Ouest ($1,050,000, 31 days) and the island as a whole ($820,000 in August 2026). The price of a specific house is set on the closed sales on its street.
Verdun offers Wellington, the riverfront and three metro stations with pre-war plexes and the bungalows of Crawford Park; the Sud-Ouest (Saint-Henri, Griffintown, Pointe-Saint-Charles) offers the new canal towers and renovated plexes, with the island's widest condo choice in 2026. The two border each other; the street and the nearest metro set the price.
By setting up an alert with a broker from the team: Verdun's new Centris listings as soon as they appear and the properties that come through the team before their release. Free for the buyer, since our services are paid by the seller's commission.
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Published September 7, 2026 by the Loaa & Manseur team, the number 1 team at RE/MAX Platine in 2024 and 2025, 6th RE/MAX team in Quebec, 15th in Canada and in the global top 50 according to the official RE/MAX ranking. Tell us about your project.
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