Real estate agent in the Pontiac: the 2026 market

    In the Pontiac single-family market, the last-four-quarter median is $497,600, up 17%, while sales are down 23%. Those indicators concern the overall market and do not determine the price of a particular home. They cover the Municipality of Pontiac (including the Luskville and Quyon areas), in the Collines-de-l’Outaouais RCM, not the Pontiac RCM.

    By Thomas Lymburner, real estate agent (broker), RE/MAX Direct

    An English-language health-care reference

    The September 25, 2024 QCNA article identifies Pontiac Hospital, located in Shawville in the Pontiac RCM, as one of CISSS de l’Outaouais’ designated bilingual sites. That designation is not a promise of English service at every point of care.

    Fewer sales alongside a higher median

    Centris table viewed October 19, 2026, covering Q3 2026 and the last four quarters. Changes over those four quarters compare with the preceding four quarters. None of these figures is an individual valuation.

    Population and income belong to a different period

    These Statistics Canada references are shown by Centris. They are not observations of the 2026 real estate market.

    Frequently asked questions

    No. The 17% change describes the last-four-quarter median of single-family sales, not each property’s change in value.

    Centris reports an average of 49 days over the last four quarters, three fewer days. That observed time is not a guarantee.

    Yes, according to the September 25, 2024 QCNA article on English services at CISSS de l’Outaouais.

    Let’s discuss your plans

    Thomas Lymburner, real estate agent (broker), RE/MAX Direct, OACIQ licence J6215. To discuss your property or purchase, request a free valuation or contact Thomas.