Days on market · Châteauguay · QPAREB Q2 2026 figures
Thirty-six days in median, but 43 % more houses for sale: in Châteauguay, the buyer compares, and the day-one price makes the difference between two weeks and three months. Here are the 2026 figures and what counts.
Selling a house in Châteauguay takes 36 days in median in the second quarter of 2026 (36 over twelve months, stable), for a $525,000 median (flat year over year, +43 % in five years) and 302 houses active, up 43 %, the South Shore's sharpest rise. The condo takes 30 days ($400,000, 47 listings). The delay depends on the sector (the bungalows of the centre and south sell fast to first-time buyers, the waterfront more slowly), the range (2.5 months of inventory between $260,000 and $390,000, 3.0 months between $390,000 and $660,000, 5.8 months up to $790,000, a buyer's market at 11.0 months above) and the day-one price: with 302 competing houses, the buyer compares, and only the house priced at its street's closed sales receives its offers in the first two weeks.
Châteauguay (QPAREB sector 39) sold its median house in 36 days in the second quarter of 2026 ($525,000), 36 days over twelve months; the condo in 30 days ($400,000). The market is the seller's up to $790,000 and the buyer's above (11.0 months of inventory): the waterfront and the large recent homes above that threshold negotiate. The South Shore's southwest sells in 38 days, Candiac-La Prairie in 39, the whole South Shore in 30. The monthly picture is on the South Shore's August 2026 report.
| Sector (QPAREB) | House days, Q2 2026 | House days, 12 months | Median house price | Condo days, Q2 2026 | Houses active |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Châteauguay, Mercier, Léry | 36 days | 36 days | $525,000 | 30 days | 302 |
| Saint-Constant, Delson, Sainte-Catherine | 38 days | 37 days | $620,000 | 31 days | 208 |
| Candiac, La Prairie | 39 days | 44 days | $820,000 | 45 days | 162 |
| South Shore, all | 30 days | 34 days | $648,500 | 39 days | 1 |
| Range | Months of inventory | Market |
|---|---|---|
| < 260K | 3.8 months | Seller |
| 260K - 390K | 2.5 months | Seller |
| 390K - 660K | 3.0 months | Seller |
| 660K - 790K | 5.8 months | Seller |
| >= 790K | 11.0 months | Buyer |
Under 4 months of inventory, the seller leads and a fairly priced house goes in three weeks; above 8 months, the buyer leads and the delay is counted in months.
The fast ones: the 1960s to 1980s bungalows of the centre and south, around boulevard Saint-Jean-Baptiste, where first-time buyers crossing the Mercier bridge compete for move-in-ready under $500,000; the 1990s to 2020 cottages of the northwest, toward Highway 30, where families compare similar homes. The middle: Mercier and Léry, on larger lots, with fewer comparables. The slow ones: the waterfront on the Châteauguay river and Lac Saint-Louis and the properties above $790,000, where the buyer leads with 11.0 months of inventory; a certificate of location that documents the shoreline saves weeks there. For condos, supply is thin (47 listings) and the recent buildings sell in a month.
The delay the QPAREB publishes measures the days between the listing and the acceptance of the offer: add 30 to 60 days to the notary to know the date the money is in your account.
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For the full pricing method, read selling a house in Châteauguay; for the market portrait, real estate broker in Châteauguay. If your house has been for sale for more than 45 days, our page on selling times by city explains what to change.
36 days in median in the second quarter of 2026, plus 30 to 60 days to the notary. With 302 houses active, a house priced at its street's level receives its offers in the first two weeks; above $790,000, the buyer leads and the delay is counted in months.
30 days in median in Châteauguay ($400,000, +11 %), 39 on the South Shore. The Châteauguay condo goes fast because supply is thin; the price is set on the building's sales.
After 60 days without an offer, the problem is almost always the price relative to the street's closed sales, sometimes the presentation or a missing document. We redo the comparables, adjust once, frankly, and relaunch the marketing as a new listing; repeated 1 % cuts achieve nothing.
March to June concentrates the most buyers; September and October are the second peak, with less competition. A fairly priced house sells in any season; an overpriced house sells in none.
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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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