Laval in September 2026
Laval recorded 288 residential sales in September 2026, down 17% from a year earlier, on $194.0 million of dollar volume. New listings rose 13% to 694 and active inventory rose 18% to 1,728 — more supply than a year ago, and what is listed is taking longer to clear.
Prices split. The single-family median reached $649,000, up 8% year over year, while the condominium median eased to $430,000, down 5%. Single-family sales fell 9% and condo sales 32%, so the market is thinning out fastest at the affordable end.
Time-to-sell is lengthening in both segments. Single-family homes took 44 days against 42 a year earlier; condominiums took 57 days against 50. With active condo listings up 14% year over year, condo supply is building while demand eases.
Year to date Laval has recorded 3,130 sales, 10% below the same period in 2025, against new listings up 2%.
Median Prices — September 2026
Laval reports median sold price by property type, not an MLS® HPI benchmark. Only 20 plexes changed hands in September, which QPAREB flags as too few to produce a reliable median, so no plex price is shown — the transaction and listing counts for that segment are still sound.
| Property Type | Median Price | YoY | Sales (Sept) | Active Listings | Days on Market |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single-Family | $649,000 | ▲ 8% | 189 | 886 | 44 |
| Condominium | $430,000 | ▼ 5% | 79 | 695 | 57 |
| Plex (2–5 units) | Too few sales | — | 20 | 144 | — |
Source: Quebec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers (QPAREB), Centris monthly statistics, September 2026 (released October 2, 2026). QPAREB publishes median sold price, not average price or an MLS® HPI benchmark. The three property-type sales counts sum exactly to the 288 total.
Supply and Demand — September 2026
Sales-to-new-listings ran at 41% in September (288 sales against 694 new listings), down from 51% in August. Single-family remains the largest segment by volume at 189 of the 288 sales, and its median is higher than a year ago despite fewer transactions, while the condominium median is lower.
What's Shaping Laval's Market
Value relative to Montréal: Laval’s $649,000 single-family median sits below many central Montréal neighbourhoods while still offering direct Metro access (Orange Line) to downtown. That combination of transit connectivity and relative affordability continues to draw move-up buyers priced out of the island.
Plex demand: Laval’s plex segment — income-generating duplex-to-fiveplex properties, a type unique to Quebec’s market structure — is small enough that monthly figures swing hard. Only 20 changed hands in September, too few for QPAREB to publish a reliable median, though 144 remained listed. Quarterly or year-to-date figures are the better read on this segment.
Reporting cadence: Laval is covered in QPAREB's monthly Centris statistics but gets no dedicated board press release, so there is no local commentary to go with the numbers. Figures here are updated monthly as QPAREB publishes them.
Quebec's welcome tax: Every property transfer in Quebec triggers the "welcome tax" (droit de mutation immobilière), a municipal land transfer tax charged on closing in addition to standard closing costs. See our Quebec mortgage guide, the Quebec mortgage rules explainer, and our land transfer tax calculator for details, or compare rules across provinces in our provincial transfer tax guide.
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Laval Rents
No corroborated rent figure was available for Laval specifically at time of publication. For current rental benchmarks across Canadian cities, including greater Montréal, see our national rent report.
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