Montreal-area condominium sales rose in 2025 as purchases of all home types also increased, says the Quebec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers.

The region’s condo sales increased 5% to 24,232 from 23,092, QPAREB figures show. But condo sales sank 15% year-over-year in December to 8,139 from 9,782.

The median condo price climbed 4% in 2025 to $478,000 from $460,000 a year earlier. Condo prices continued to edge higher in December, with the median price increasing 1% year-over-year to $470,000 from $465,000.

Condo sales and prices jumped despite a large increase in new listings.

In all of 2025, condo listings rose 11% to 5,811 from 5,213 in 2024. In December, condo listings soared 27% to 5,561 from 4,369.

Meanwhile, total Montreal-area home sales increased in 2025 despite a year-over-year decline in activity in December.

For the full year, total home sales rose 8% to 47,019 from 43,640 in 2024 as transactions were supported by rising prices across all housing categories. QPAREB reported that 2,831 properties changed hands in the Montreal census metropolitan area in December, down 10% from the same month in 2024.

Median prices also rose for other housing types, led by single-family homes, which climbed 8% in all of 2025 to $622,500 from $578,000. Overall median prices also saw an 8% rise in December to $625,000 from $580,000.

New listings in December totalled 2,529, a 5% decline from a year earlier, though listings for 2025 as a whole were up 9.4% compared with 2024.