Guide · Selling in Quebec
How much does a realtor cost in Quebec?
Realtor compensation is one of the first questions sellers ask. Here's how it works, explained clearly.
Understanding
How does the commission work?
In Quebec, the real estate broker's compensation is agreed upon before listing in the brokerage contract. It typically takes the form of a percentage of the final sale price. There is no fixed rate set by the OACIQ — every agreement is personalized.
This compensation covers the full range of professional services: market value analysis, pricing strategy, professional photography, marketing, showings, negotiation, and coordination through to the notary.
In practice
What this means for you
Before signing a brokerage contract, a good broker will clearly explain their compensation, the services included, and any other expected costs (notary, location certificate, welcome tax for buyers). Everything is transparent from the start.
The real question isn't just "how much does it cost?" but rather "what will my net result be?" An experienced local broker can help you maximize your sale price, reduce time on market, and avoid costly mistakes.
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What influences the cost?
Property type
Single-family home, condo, plex — the complexity of the transaction can vary.
Local market
Market conditions in Outaouais influence strategy and time to sell.
Services offered
Professional photos, virtual tours, targeted marketing — the level of service varies.
Broker's experience
A locally experienced broker can make a significant difference in the final price.
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