The real estate market in Lévis in September 2026: days on market, inventory, prices and verdict over twelve months (Centris)

Real estate market · Lévis · September 2026

The real estate market in Lévis month by month from October 2025 to September 2026: days on market, sold against asking price, active houses and new listings, then months of inventory and the verdict (seller's, balanced, buyer's). Centris data, nothing estimated.

In Lévis, in September 2026, a house sold in 6 days in median, at 100% of the asking price, with 307 houses active on Centris. Compared with June, days on market are unchanged and inventory is up 20%. Compared with October 2025, the start of the window, days on market are up by 1 day and inventory is up 15%. At 3.0 months of inventory (approximation: 307 active houses for about 101.1 sales a month in 2026), it is a seller's market; Lévis ranks 6th of 50 cities, from the tightest market to the slowest. Source: Centris (Matrix), read September 16, 2026, compiled October 13, 2026.

The short answer

In Lévis, in September 2026, a house sold in 6 days in median, at 100% of the asking price, with 307 houses active on Centris. Compared with June, days on market are unchanged and inventory is up 20%. Compared with October 2025, the start of the window, days on market are up by 1 day and inventory is up 15%. At 3.0 months of inventory (approximation: 307 active houses for about 101.1 sales a month in 2026), it is a seller's market; Lévis ranks 6th of 50 cities, from the tightest market to the slowest.

The past twelve months in Lévis, month by month

Single-family category, municipality of Lévis, Centris (Matrix), read September 16, 2026. September 2026: data from September 1 to 16 (month in progress). Days on market = days between listing and accepted offer, median of the month's sales; ratio = sold price ÷ asking price, median.

What the twelve months say

• Days on market: the fastest of the twelve months was February 2026 (4 days), the slowest January 2026 (21 days); median of the twelve months, 6 days. September (6 days) is at the twelve-month median.
• Inventory: 157 active houses at the low (December 2025), 307 at the peak (September 2026). September is the peak of the twelve months: there have never been as many houses for sale in the window.
• New listings: 1,532 houses put up for sale from October 2025 to August 2026 (eleven full months), the busiest month being March 2026 (215) and the quietest December 2025 (48). August (146) is above June (126); September (103) covers only the first 16 days of the month.
• Price: houses sold at 100% of asking in September, as in June; over the twelve months, 11 of 12 months closed above asking (ratio of 100% or more), the highest in February 2026 (104%). The median price of a house in Lévis is $440,000 in 2026 to date (910 sales from January to September) against $420,000 in 2025 (1,313 sales), +4.8%.
• Across the 50 cities tracked, the September median is 16 days (June: 14 days; October 2025: 12 days); it lengthened since June in 30 cities and doubled in 7. September inventory is higher than June in 39 cities and higher than October 2025 in 44; it is at its twelve-month peak in 24 cities. 26 cities are in a seller's market, 20 in a balanced market, 4 in a buyer's market.

Months of inventory and verdict: a seller's market

Rule: under 4 months of inventory = seller's market, 4 to 6 months = balanced market, over 6 months = buyer's market. Calculation in Lévis: 307 active houses in September ÷ (910 sales in 2026 ÷ 9 months = 101.1 sales a month) = 3.0 months. Verdict: a seller's market. It is an approximation: 2026 sales stop on September 16 and are divided by nine full months, which nudges the result slightly upward; the actual pace of September may differ from the year's average. Lévis ranks 6th of 50, from the tightest market to the slowest (median of cities: 3.9 months).

What it changes for selling in Lévis

The market still belongs to the seller in Lévis: 6 days to sell and 3.0 months of inventory. Days on market are the same as in June and buyers are there: a well-prepared seller can aim at the past thirty days' comparables with no room for negotiation, and expect several showings in the first week. A ratio of 100% or more means bidding above asking still happens here.

What it changes for buying in Lévis

To buy in Lévis, inventory is still short (307 active houses for about 101.1 sales a month): get financing in place before visiting, and make a complete offer as soon as the right house comes out, because it goes in 6 days in median. Inventory has been rising since June, which gives a little more choice than in the spring, not yet bargaining power.

How to read these figures

A month's median days on market is computed on the sales closed that month in Lévis: in a small city, a handful of sales is enough to move it, and the trend should be read over three or four months rather than one. Months of inventory are an approximation (active stock ÷ average monthly sales of 2026), not a Centris measure. Data stops on September 16, 2026: September is a month in progress.

Frequently asked questions

Is it a seller's or a buyer's market in Lévis in September 2026?

In September 2026, in Lévis, it is a seller's market: 3.0 months of inventory (307 active houses for about 101.1 sales a month), under the rule under 4 months of inventory = seller's market, 4 to 6 months = balanced market, over 6 months = buyer's market. Lévis ranks 6th of 50 cities, from the tightest market to the slowest; the median of cities is 3.9 months.

How long does it take to sell a house in Lévis right now?

6 days in median in September 2026 (to the 16th), against 6 days in June and 5 days in October 2025. Over the past twelve months, days on market ranged from 4 days (February 2026) to 21 days (January 2026). The ten-year series is in days on market in Lévis 2016-2026.

Are houses selling above asking in Lévis?

In September 2026, yes: the median sold ÷ asking ratio is 100%. Over the past twelve months, 11 of 12 months showed a ratio of 100% or more in Lévis; the highest was February 2026 (104%), the lowest July 2026 (99%). The history is in sold over asking in Lévis.

How much does a house cost in Lévis in 2026?

The median price of a house sold in Lévis is $440,000 in 2026 to date (January to September 16, 910 sales), against $420,000 for all of 2025 (1,313 sales): +4.8%. The ten-year price is in home prices in Lévis 2016-2026.

Source: Centris (Matrix), Statistics module, Single-family category, municipality of Lévis, read September 16, 2026: median days on market and sold ÷ asking ratio by month, active and new listings by month (October 2025 to September 2026), median price and number of sales by year (2026 = cumulative to September 16); compiled by the Loaa & Manseur team, aggregates only. Months of inventory are the team's calculation, not a Centris measure. The the real estate market of 50 cities in September 2026 hub compares the 50 cities.

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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.