The Quebec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers (APCIQ) has released its January statistics, revealing a strong rebound in the residential real estate market in the Vaudreuil-Soulanges region.

The total number of transactions recorded in the first month of the year in Vaudreuil-Soulanges reached 116, marking an 80% increase compared to January 2024. This growth is supported by a rise in new listings (+19%), which increased from 255 in 2024 to 304 this year, as well as a slight increase in active listings (+3%), reaching 818 in January 2025.

The total sales volume also experienced significant growth, rising to $64,046,484, a 34% increase compared to January 2024 ($47,795,713).

Spotlight on Single-Family Homes
Sales of single-family homes surged by 37%, increasing from 57 transactions in January 2024 to 78 in January 2025. However, the median price saw a slight 4% decrease, settling at $577,500, compared to $600,000 the previous year. The average selling time also lengthened, rising from 70 days in 2024 to 82 days in 2025, an increase of 12%.

These results reflect a renewed interest in home buying, driven by successive interest rate cuts in October and December. Additionally, new measures facilitating homeownership have enabled many buyers to qualify, fueling a strong return to the market.

Charles Brant, Director of Market Analysis at APCIQ, noted that while economic uncertainties affected consumer confidence in January, the possibility of further interest rate cuts could continue to support the real estate market.

"The evolution of trade relations with the United States could, as part of Canada's economic support strategies, lead to further rate cuts. For now, this remains the most critical factor for buyers and sellers in terms of market predictability," he explained.