Almost all the main metropolitan areas in the Montreal CMA are experiencing an annual downward trend in sales.

Condos favoured highly within Quebec City's residential market last month. Overall, home sales posted above March 2019.

Residential sales in the Montreal CMA significantly declined in October compared to the same period in 2021.

Sales of condos and plexes in the Greater Montreal Area remained at sustained levels during April, despite a 17 percent decline for single-family homes.

Overbidding occurred in half of all transactions in the Montreal Census Metropolitan Area for the month of March.

Active condo listings rose by 18 per cent—a number that has not been seen for a month of December since 2012.

Home sales, including condos, increased within the whole Montreal Census Metropolitan Area in July as prices also rose considerably.

The Quebec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers (QPAREB) unveiled its residential market forecasts for 2020 into next year.

Montreal's residential sales are up for another month as condo transactions helped mark a new September record.

Canada's real estate community has rallied to urge all levels of government to "commit to policies that will help remove barriers and reduce the cost of home ownership.”

Montreal claimed a record month for residential sales this August thanks in large part to a sharp uptick in condo transactions.

The province experienced an 8 per cent uptick in residential property sales compared to the same period in 2018 – the largest quarterly increase in sales since the third quarter of 2005.