Saint-Hubert Housing Prices Dip 1.61 Percent in May 2026

Key facts and reporting periods

Market summary

Housing values in Saint-Hubert decreased by 1.61 percent during the May 2026 observation period. The neighbourhood ranks fourth out of four Longueuil areas on the growth leaderboard.

Central finding

Housing values in Saint-Hubert dipped 1.61 percent recently, ranking fourth out of four Longueuil neighbourhoods on the growth leaderboard. Sources: [Saint-Hubert, Longueuil - May 2026 Real Estate Report | HonestDoor]

Price Movement and Market Ranking

Housing values in Saint-Hubert dipped 1.61 percent during the May 2026 observation period. This recent decrease places the neighbourhood at the bottom of the local growth hierarchy. The metric covers all property types within the defined geographic boundary of the area. The observation reference period aligns with the end of the calendar month for this specific report.

On the neighbourhood growth leaderboard, houses in Saint-Hubert rank fourth out of four in Longueuil. This positioning indicates that price performance lagged behind other monitored areas in the city during this interval. The ranking provides a relative context for the absolute percentage change reported. No forecast data accompanies this observation to predict future trajectory based on this single point. Sources: [Saint-Hubert, Longueuil - May 2026 Real Estate Report | HonestDoor]

Mapped Infrastructure Presence

The neighbourhood contains 325 mapped amenity points across six distinct categories. Transit stops constitute the largest group with 262 locations recorded in the dataset. Parks number 27, while recreation facilities account for 19 points within the boundary. These counts reflect mapped presence only and do not establish service quality or access.

Six school points and six childcare points are attributed to the Saint-Hubert area. Five grocery stores appear in the mapped list, including Metro and Super C. The infrastructure inventory provides a baseline of available services without indicating demand. Specific program offerings or operational details are not included in the provided evidence set. Sources: [École primaire Paul-Chagnon]

The strongest counter-case

The evidence consists of a single monthly observation without historical trend data to confirm sustained decline. Sources: [Saint-Hubert, Longueuil - May 2026 Real Estate Report | HonestDoor]

Living here

Saint-Hubert has 325 mapped amenities, including 262 transit stops, 27 parks, 19 recreation sites, 6 schools, 6 childcare centres, and 5 grocery stores.

Schools: École Charles-Lemoyne maintains a leading comparative position with slight recent improvements in assessment results. Comparative strength does not define personal suitability, so families should align school values with their priorities. The Fraser Institute cautions that the choice of a school should not be made solely on the basis of any one source of information. Recreation: Insufficient evidence. Sources: [École primaire Paul-Chagnon]

City market context

From the Longueuil market article, 11 October 2026:

Greenfield Park prices held steady at $750,000 while Saint-Hubert maintained an $800,000 average. Recent growth rates reveal distinct performance patterns across these Longueuil communities. Neighbourhood-level average sale prices in Longueuil remained stable between May and August 2026, but recent price growth diverged significantly, with Greenfield Park showing a slight decline and Saint-Hubert experiencing a sharper slip earlier in the year.