The Rosemère real estate market in 2026
Rosemère stands out from the rest of the North Shore for its demanding buyer profile : established families, professionals, upscale retirees. The scarcity of land on Grande-Côte and in Bois-Franc keeps the median house price close to $880,000 over the last 12 months (Centris), with peaks above $1.5M for waterfront properties on the Rivière des Mille Îles.
Like real estate broker in Rosemère for 35 years, I've known the specifics of this market: what sells quickly (15,000+ sq ft lots, turnkey renovated properties, high-end condos), and what takes more patience (properties needing a refresh, prices above $1.3M).
Why choose Alain Brunelle as your real estate broker in Rosemère
- Specialization in the high-end segment of the North Shore (Grande-Côte, waterfront, properties >$1M)
- 35 years as a broker in the area — I know the sales history of the main properties and the typical profile of Rosemère buyers
- High-end marketing : 4K HDR photo, drone video, 360° virtual tour, brochure printed on site
- Total discretion : private pre-marketing option before Centris for privacy-sensitive properties
Most active property types in Rosemère
L'unifamiliale sur grand terrain (15 000 PC+) reste le cœur du marché Rosemère, particulièrement dans Bois-Franc et Domaine-du-Parc. Les propriétés riveraines sur la Grande-Côte forment un segment distinct (1,2-2 M$). Le condo haut de gamme près de l'autoroute 640 est en croissance.
FAQ — selling and buying in Rosemère
What is the average home price in Rosemère in 2026?
Median single-family price over the last 12 months: 877 722 $, 10% higher than a year earlier, according to Centris. Typical range: $700,000 (standard cottage) to $1.5M+ (waterfront, high-end Bois-Franc).
How long does selling a property in Rosemère take?
Median timeline on my listings: 32 days. For properties above $1.2M, plan for 60-90 days — the high-end segment requires more patience and a very targeted buyer.