Saint-Vincent-de-Paul Ranks Third for Growth Despite Slight May 2026 Price Dip

Key facts and reporting periods

Market summary

Saint-Vincent-de-Paul saw a slight price dip in May 2026 but ranked third for growth among fourteen comparable Laval neighbourhoods. The area holds 88 mapped amenities, led by 66 transit stops.

Central finding

OpenStreetMap data attributes 88 amenity points directly to Saint-Vincent-de-Paul, with transit stops forming the largest category at 66 locations. Sources: [École Jean XXIII]

Mapped Amenity Distribution

OpenStreetMap data attributes 88 amenity points directly to Saint-Vincent-de-Paul, with transit stops forming the largest category at 66 locations. Parks account for nine points, recreation facilities for eight, and schools and childcare centres each contribute two points. A single grocery store, Marché Adonis, is also mapped within the neighbourhood boundary.

These counts confirm the physical presence of infrastructure but do not measure service quality, frequency, or accessibility from specific addresses. The high concentration of transit stops indicates significant public transport coverage across the area. Residents can rely on these mapped points as baseline indicators of available local services. Sources: [École Jean XXIII]

The strongest counter-case

The local evidence consists of a single monthly observation and static amenity counts, which do not establish sustained trends or buyer demand. Sources: [Saint-Vincent-De-Paul, Laval - May 2026 Real Estate Report | HonestDoor] [École Jean XXIII]

City market context

From the Laval market article, 11 October 2026:

Laval's average home price sits at $585,000, roughly 6.9 times the median household income. Thin neighbourhood sales volumes limit confidence in these city-wide benchmarks. Laval's average sale price of $585,000 equals roughly 6.9 times the median household income, indicating moderate affordability pressure for buyers in the city.