# Rimouski Records 357 Sales in July 2026 Across Eleven Neighbourhoods

Rimouski closed 357 property sales across eleven neighbourhoods in July 2026. The dataset excludes 2025 figures, limiting trend analysis to a single-month snapshot.

Published 2026-10-11. Evidence snapshot 2026-10-11.

## Market summary

Rimouski closed 357 property sales across eleven neighbourhoods in July 2026. The dataset excludes 2025 figures, limiting trend analysis to a single-month snapshot.

## Central finding

Rimouski recorded 357 sales across eleven neighbourhoods in July 2026, a city-scope volume that lacks a prior-year base for trend assessment. Sources:
[Saint-Hubert: 134 Condos Listed in July 2026](https://courticonnect.ca/en/blog/saint-hubert-condo-listings-july-2026)

## July 2026 Sales Volume Captures Citywide Activity Without Trend Context

Rimouski recorded 357 sales across eleven neighbourhoods during July 2026, according to a city-scope observation collected on September 29, 2026. This figure represents all property types within the municipal boundary but does not include a comparable 2025 baseline, which the source explicitly excludes from its comparison framework.

The absence of a prior-year reference point means the 357 sales cannot be interpreted as growth, decline, or stability relative to the previous year. Readers should treat this number as a single-month activity snapshot rather than evidence of a market direction, since no percentage change or trend indicator accompanies the volume figure. Sources:
[Saint-Hubert: 134 Condos Listed in July 2026](https://courticonnect.ca/en/blog/saint-hubert-condo-listings-july-2026)

## Mapped Amenity Inventory Reflects Broad Municipal Infrastructure Coverage

OpenStreetMap data maps 280 amenity points across Rimouski, including 109 parks, 88 transit stops, 55 recreation facilities, 16 schools, 8 grocery stores, 3 childcare centres, and 1 dog park. Named features include Parc Jules-Coulombe, Parc du Millénaire, École de la Rose-des-Vents, Metro, IGA Extra, and Centre communautaire Sacré-Coeur, among others distributed across the city.

These mapped points indicate the physical presence of infrastructure categories within the municipal boundary but do not measure service quality, accessibility, utilization, or household suitability. The counts reflect mapped inventory only and should not be read as evidence of density, coverage adequacy, or resident experience with these amenities. Sources:
[School](https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/680536064)

## The strongest counter-case

The source explicitly excludes 2025 data from its comparison base, preventing any year-over-year performance conclusion. Sources:
[Saint-Hubert: 134 Condos Listed in July 2026](https://courticonnect.ca/en/blog/saint-hubert-condo-listings-july-2026)

## Next 3 months, 2026-12-31

Prices: flat. flat Why: Single-month observation without trend data; flat assumption reflects absence of directional evidence rather than confirmed stability. Buyers: wait. Without price or inventory context, buyers cannot assess whether current listings offer value relative to recent months. Sellers: either way. Sellers should monitor listing absorption rates as no inventory data exists to gauge competitive pressure. Watch: Publication of August or September 2026 sales volumes showing a deviation greater than 15% from the July 2026 figure of 357 sales. Confidence: low. Sources:
[Saint-Hubert: 134 Condos Listed in July 2026](https://courticonnect.ca/en/blog/saint-hubert-condo-listings-july-2026)

## Next 6 months, 2027-04-11

Prices: flat. flat Why: Absence of multi-month data prevents identification of seasonal patterns or structural shifts. Buyers: wait. Buyers should await additional monthly data points to confirm whether July 2026 volume was an outlier or part of a stable range. Sellers: either way. Sellers lack sufficient market depth data to time their entry with confidence; either timing is defensible given the evidence gap. Watch: Release of quarterly aggregate data covering Q3 2026 that reveals a sustained increase or decrease in monthly sales volume. Confidence: low. Sources:
[Saint-Hubert: 134 Condos Listed in July 2026](https://courticonnect.ca/en/blog/saint-hubert-condo-listings-july-2026)

## Next 12 months, 2027-10-11

Prices: flat. flat Why: Long-term direction cannot be inferred from a single month's sales count without price, supply, or demographic context. Buyers: wait. Buyers should collect at least three consecutive months of sales and price data before making a purchase decision based on trend. Sellers: either way. Sellers should focus on property condition and pricing strategy rather than market timing, as no reliable trend signal exists. Watch: Annual summary report for 2026 showing total sales volume significantly above or below the implied annualized rate of approximately 4,284 sales (357 x 12). Confidence: low. Sources:
[Saint-Hubert: 134 Condos Listed in July 2026](https://courticonnect.ca/en/blog/saint-hubert-condo-listings-july-2026)

Assumptions: July 2026 sales volume of 357 units represents a typical monthly activity level for the city; No major policy or economic shock occurs between October 2026 and January 2027. What would reverse this: A sudden drop in mortgage approvals or a regional economic downturn reduces buyer demand below the July 2026 baseline. Sources:
[Saint-Hubert: 134 Condos Listed in July 2026](https://courticonnect.ca/en/blog/saint-hubert-condo-listings-july-2026)

## Sources

- [Saint-Hubert: 134 Condos Listed in July 2026](https://courticonnect.ca/en/blog/saint-hubert-condo-listings-july-2026): Observation reference period: 31 July 2026. Scope: city, Rimouski, QC.
- [School](https://www.openstreetmap.org/way/680536064): date unavailable. Scope: city.

Prepared by Aurynge with AI-assisted research and writing. See /methodology for the evidence and publication policy.
