Selling a house in Aylmer: prices, timelines and steps (2026)
By Thomas Lymburner, real estate agent (broker), RE/MAX Direct
Key facts
- Median single-family price in Aylmer, Q2 2026: $572,750 (QPAREB).
- Gatineau CMA, Q3 2026: single-family median price down 3% year over year.
- Active listings up 42% and sales down 12% in Q3 2026.
- Average days on market for a single-family home: 34 in Q3 2026.
- Key steps: valuation, pricing, seller’s declarations, certificate of location, legal warranty choice.
Buying or selling in Aylmer
Selling costs and proceeds at the notary
Receiving a promise to purchase: your options
Seller declarations and disclosure duties
What do houses sell for in Aylmer in 2026?
According to QPAREB (APCIQ), the median single-family home price in Aylmer was $572,750 in Q2 2026. In Q3 2026, in the Gatineau CMA, the single-family median price fell 3%, active listings rose 42% and sales fell 12% year over year. Single-family homes sold in 34 days on average.
Q3 dollar medians were not published in the release. An area median does not replace a valuation of your home.
What Thomas does
Thomas Lymburner, real estate agent (broker) with RE/MAX Direct, provides a comparative market analysis, property marketing, negotiation of promises to purchase and follow-up through to the notary signing, in English or French.
In my experience, most of the sales I see fall between $400,000 and $600,000. Buyers are mostly federal employees, newcomers and people looking for a different lifestyle from downtown living.
Frequently asked questions
In Q2 2026, the median single-family price in Aylmer was $572,750 according to QPAREB (APCIQ). Your home’s value depends on its type, size, condition and lot; a free comparative market analysis can estimate it.
In Q3 2026, single-family homes sold in 34 days on average in the Gatineau CMA, according to QPAREB. Timing varies with the property and the asking price.
Plan for the seller’s declarations and an up-to-date certificate of location. A certificate usually takes 4 to 6 weeks, so order it as soon as you decide to sell.
Selling with the legal warranty is the default. A total exclusion is mainly meant for exceptional cases such as an estate or a repossession and may lower the price; a partial exclusion is also possible.
A broker’s remuneration is not fixed by law: it is negotiated and written in the brokerage contract. See the guide on real estate agent costs in Quebec.
Sources
- QPAREB (APCIQ) — Gatineau CMA market, Q2 2026 — 2026
- QPAREB (APCIQ) — Gatineau CMA: more choices for buyers, Q3 2026 — 2026-10-14
General information only. This is not tax or legal advice: confirm your situation with an accountant, a notary or a lawyer.