Mortgage payment on the median house in Victoriaville: what the house in the middle costs a month, year by year from 2016 to 2026, price versus rate (Centris, Bank of Canada)

Mortgage payment · Victoriaville · 2016-2026

The monthly payment on the median house in Victoriaville every year since 2016, computed with the year's Centris price and the 5-year rate banks actually charged: the 2021 trough, the 2023 shock, the share of price and the share of rate, the renewal, and the income it takes. Public figures, not estimates.

In Victoriaville, the median house ($366,000 in 2026 (Jan. to Sept.)) costs $1,562 a month with 20% down ($73,200), a loan of $292,800 amortized over 25 years at the 5-year fixed rate actually charged in 2026 (4.14%). In 2016, the same median house ($145,000) cost $530 a month at 2.67%; in 2021, $781 a month at 2.13%. The payment has therefore jumped +195% in ten years, faster than the price (+152%), because the rate changed direction: one of the lightest payments among the 50 cities tracked (median $2,604). Between 2021 and 2026, the payment rose by $781 a month: $477 comes from the price and $304 from the rate, so 39% from the rate. Sources: Centris, Bank of Canada, compiled October 8, 2026.

The short answer

In Victoriaville, the median house ($366,000 in 2026 (Jan. to Sept.)) costs $1,562 a month with 20% down ($73,200), a loan of $292,800 amortized over 25 years at the 5-year fixed rate actually charged in 2026 (4.14%). In 2016, the same median house ($145,000) cost $530 a month at 2.67%; in 2021, $781 a month at 2.13%. The payment has therefore jumped +195% in ten years, faster than the price (+152%), because the rate changed direction: one of the lightest payments among the 50 cities tracked (median $2,604). Between 2021 and 2026, the payment rose by $781 a month: $477 comes from the price and $304 from the rate, so 39% from the rate.

Price, rate and payment by year

Monthly mortgage payment on the median house in Victoriaville from 2016 to 2026
Median house in Victoriaville: monthly payment by year (bars) with 20% down, 25 years and the year's 5-year rate charged (line). Sources: Centris (prices), Bank of Canada (rates). Compiled October 8, 2026.
YearMedian house price5-year rate chargedMonthly payment, houseMonthly payment, condo
2016$145,0002.67%$530$535
2017$152,0002.87%$567$485
2018$158,0293.49%$631$563
2019$165,0003.17%$636$540
2020$185,0002.44%$659$516
2021$227,2502.13%$781$636
2022$265,0003.90%$1,104$875
2023$268,0005.26%$1,279$1,050
2024$300,0004.96%$1,390$1,182
2025$335,5004.20%$1,441$1,128
2026 (Jan. to Sept.)$366,0004.14%$1,562$1,116

Median price of single-family houses sold in Victoriaville, Centris (Matrix). Rate: annual average of 5-year fixed rates charged on new mortgages (Bank of Canada, Statistics Canada 10-10-0006). Payment: 20% down, 25 years, semi-annual compounding. 2026: rates January to July.

What ten years of payments say in Victoriaville

Payment increase 2021-2026 in Victoriaville: share of price and share of rate
What pushed the monthly payment up in Victoriaville between 2021 and 2026: the price increase (2026 house at the 2021 rate) and the rate increase (the rest). Source: Centris, Bank of Canada.

What it changes for buying or selling in Victoriaville

At $1,562 a month, the median house in Victoriaville remains within reach of a household with two ordinary incomes, and that is exactly what supports prices here: buyers from the big cities, pushed out by payments of $3,000 and more, compare and move. For a seller, it means a wide and stable pool of buyers, less rate-sensitive than elsewhere. For a buyer, a point of rate is worth only $164 a month: waiting for a rate cut often costs more in price increases than it saves in interest. For someone renewing a 2021 mortgage in 2026, the $153 a month gap is to be planned for before deciding to keep or sell: house appreciation by year bought in Victoriaville says what the house gained in the meantime.

How to read these figures

Two public series, one calculation. The price: the median of houses sold in Victoriaville in the year (home prices in Victoriaville). The rate: the annual average of the rate charged on new 5-year fixed mortgages in Canada, published by the Bank of Canada, which reflects what borrowers actually paid (2.13% in 2021, 5.26% in 2023) and not the posted rate. The payment assumes 20% down and 25 years; with 5% down and the CMHC premium it would be higher. The renewal shock assumes a 2021 loan renewed after five years on the remaining balance, 20 years of amortization left. Taxes, heating and insurance are not included.

Frequently asked questions

What does the median house in Victoriaville cost a month in 2026?

$1,562 a month for the median house of $366,000, with 20% down ($73,200), 25-year amortization and the 5-year rate charged in 2026 (4.14%). Taxes, heating and insurance on top.

Has the payment ever been higher in Victoriaville?

Yes: $1,562 a month in 2026, the highest of the eleven years, against $530 a month in 2016 and $781 a month in 2021. Between 2021 and 2026, the price explains $477 of the monthly increase and the rate $304.

What income does the median house in Victoriaville take?

About $58,575 of gross income a year if the mortgage alone is capped at 32% of income, without taxes or heating. On two incomes, that is $29,288 each. The lender adds taxes, heating and other debts to its ratios, which raises the bar.

Sources: Centris (Matrix), Statistics module, September 16, 2026 query for the municipality of Victoriaville, median sale price of single-family houses and condos by year; Bank of Canada and Statistics Canada, table 10-10-0006, interest rates on funds advanced, residential mortgages, fixed rate 5 years and over, annual average of insured and uninsured loans; compiled by the Loaa & Manseur team, calculation at 20% down and 25 years, aggregates only. The mortgage payment in 50 cities hub compares the 50 cities.

Our other data series in Victoriaville, from the same Centris listings:

Each series is recalculated from actual sales, aggregates only.

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