Saint-Hubert, Longueuil - July 2026 Real Estate Report

Saint-Hubert Real Talk: Steady Prices, Strong Rent, and One Number You Need to See

If you own a home in Saint-Hubert and you're still going off your last municipal assessment, you're probably working with a number that doesn't reflect what's actually happening on the ground right now. Here's the honest breakdown.

The Vibe: What's Happening With Houses and Condos

Let's start with houses. The average HonestDoor Price for a house in Saint-Hubert sits at $673,132, up 0.44% from the previous period. The 3-month moving average is $665,554, and the predicted value is now at $673,620 - so the trend is pointing up, not down. One house sold recently at an average of $800,000, with a price per square foot of around $408. That's a thin sales sample, so we shouldn't read too much into the sale price alone - but the HonestDoor Price gives us a much broader, more reliable picture of where the market actually sits.

For landlords or anyone thinking about renting, the numbers are genuinely interesting. Estimated rent on a house comes in at $3,122 per month, with a rental yield of 5.34%. That's a strong return. Airbnb potential is around $155 per night, and Saint-Hubert ranks 3rd in Longueuil for short-term rental income. Not bad for a neighbourhood that doesn't always get the spotlight.

On the condo side, the average HonestDoor Price is $348,979, up 0.17% recently. The predicted value of $348,393 is creeping above the 3-month moving average of $347,556 - another quiet upward signal. Rent estimates land at $1,837 per month, with a rental yield of 4.11%. That's moderate but still meaningful if you're holding a condo as an investment. Airbnb potential is around $91 per night.

Here's the leaderboard stat worth knowing: for condos, Saint-Hubert ranks 1st out of 4 comparable neighbourhoods in Longueuil for growth. That's above average. For houses, the growth rank is 3rd out of 4 - below average - but the price rank is 1st out of 3, meaning we're still commanding top prices in the area. Saint-Hubert condos are outpacing the competition on growth. That's the headline most people are missing.

How We Stack Up Against the Neighbours

Greenfield Park and Saint-Bruno-De-Montarville both carry higher house prices - $947,661 and $946,400 respectively - so if you're comparing sticker prices, yes, they're in a different bracket. But for condos, the picture shifts. Greenfield Park condos average $343,025 and Lemoyne sits at $319,286. Saint-Hubert condos at $348,979 are actually ahead of both. Saint-Bruno-De-Montarville is higher at $562,600, but that's a different market altogether. For condo buyers and sellers, Saint-Hubert is holding its own and then some.

The Secret Sauce: Why Your HonestDoor Price Matters More Than Your Tax Assessment Right Now

Here's the thing about municipal assessments - they're snapshots from the past. The city rolls them out on a fixed cycle, and by the time that number lands in your mailbox, the market has already moved. The HonestDoor Price updates in real time, pulling in current sales data and market signals to give you a live estimate of what your property is actually worth today.

For a Saint-Hubert homeowner, the difference matters. If your assessment is lagging behind the current HonestDoor Price of $673,132 for houses, you could be underpricing a sale, underinsuring your property, or simply making decisions based on stale information. Check your HonestDoor Price now - not when the city gets around to updating its records.

The So What: Thinking About Selling This Summer?

Here's the honest take for anyone weighing a summer sale in Saint-Hubert.

• House values are trending up - the 3-month moving average of $665,554 is below the current predicted value of $673,620. Momentum is on your side, even if it's modest.
• Condo sellers are in a strong spot - ranking 1st in the neighbourhood for growth means buyer interest is real.
• Rental yields of 5.34% on houses mean investors are watching this neighbourhood. That's a buyer pool you want showing up at your open house.
• Saint-Hubert house prices rank 1st in the local comparison group. You're not discounting to compete - you're pricing from a position of strength.
• Sales volume is thin right now - one house sold recently. That means less competition from other sellers, which is good news if you list.

The bottom line: Saint-Hubert isn't the flashiest market in Longueuil right now, but it's steady, it's priced well, and the rental numbers give it real investment appeal. If you're thinking about making a move this summer, the data says the window is open. Check your HonestDoor Price first so you know exactly what you're working with.

This information is all based on our opinions based on the information available to us. Everyone's situation may be different and you should reach out to us for more personalized information.