Data Trends & Analysis
This data is expressed as an index where December 2016 = 100. A value above 100 means Land only has risen relative to that base period; below 100 means it has fallen. The year-over-year percentage change shown on this page is the standard way to read the rate of change.
This series tracks Land only in Montréal, Quebec, measuring the New Housing Price Index, which tracks changes in contractors' selling prices for new residential housing. It is part of the broader New housing price index, monthly dataset. The underlying data spans 2016-02 to 2026-01 and contains 250 monthly observations. Values are expressed in Index, 201612=100.
The most recent reading is 132.2. Measured against the same month one year earlier, this represents a ▲ increase of +0.8%. Rising values can reflect increased demand, supply constraints, or broader inflationary pressure within this category.
Across the full history of this series, the record high is 132.2 and the record low is 20.3. Use the chart above to identify when these extremes occurred and the broader trend context that surrounded them.
The interactive chart above lets you select custom date windows — the Period Change widget updates automatically to reflect whatever range is visible.