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Current Mortgage Rates in Quebec

We shop the most competitive brokers, lenders and banks in Quebec to bring you today's lowest interest rates, free of charge! Our comparison charts list current Quebec rates, and are updated on a daily basis. To compare a certain category, click on the "See All" button for more details.

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TERM FIXED
1-yr 2.04% CanWise Mortgages
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2-yr 2.04% CanWise Mortgages
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3-yr 2.15% CanWise Mortgages
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4-yr 2.34% CanWise Mortgages
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5-yr 2.34% CanWise Mortgages
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7-yr 2.79% CanWise Mortgages
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10-yr 3.19% CanWise Mortgages
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TERM VARIABLE
1-yr
2-yr
3-yr 2.05%
Prime - 0.65
CanWise Mortgages
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4-yr
5-yr 1.80%
Prime - 0.90
CanWise Mortgages
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HELOC 3.20%
Prime + 0.50
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ALL-IN-ONE 3.20%
Prime + 0.50
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5-yr 3.35%
5% Cash Back
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TERM FIXED
1-yr 4.00% TD Bank Compare all rates
3-yr
5-yr
TERM VARIABLE
1-yr
3-yr 3.90%
Prime + 1.20
Bank of Montreal Compare all rates
5-yr 3.50%
Prime + 0.80
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TERM FIXED
1-yr 2.84% CIBC Compare all rates
2-yr 2.29% Tangerine Compare all rates
3-yr 2.36% TD Bank Compare all rates
4-yr 2.47% TD Bank Compare all rates
5-yr 2.39% HSBC Compare all rates
10-yr 3.89% Tangerine Compare all rates
TERM VARIABLE
1-yr
2-yr
3-yr 2.70%
Prime - 0.00
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4-yr
5-yr 2.19%
Prime - 0.51
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Best Mortgage Rates in Quebec

RateHub compares mortgage rates across Quebec to find you the lowest possible mortgage rates in the province. We check mortgage brokers, banks, credit unions, and private mortgage lenders to find you the cheapest mortgage solutions.

Why should I compare mortgage rates in Quebec?

No mortgage is just like another. Depending on which bank, credit union, or private lender created the mortgage – and who it was intended for – the rates, terms, and conditions could be very different. If you want the best mortgage for your special needs you need to understand all of your options.

Should I get an open or closed mortgage rate in Quebec?

Closed and open mortgages differ in their repayment options. In a closed mortgage, payments made above and beyond your regular monthly payment price are restricted to set levels. Closed mortgages often have lower interest rates.

Open mortgages allow borrowers to repay as much of the principal as they choose – at any time. This greater flexibility comes with the price of higher interest rates.

What is the difference between a variable vs. fixed mortgage rate in Quebec?

The popular choice for a mortgage in Quebec is the fixed interest rate mortgage. The fixed interest rate is set for the term of the mortgage without fluctuation. This allows borrowers to know exactly what their mortgage payments will be each month, making household planning stable.

A variable rate mortgage, chosen by approximately one third of all Quebecers, has an interest rate that is tied to prime. As the prime rate fluctuates, so does the mortgage interest rate. This interest rate fluctuation affects the monthly payment. While most variable mortgages have lower interest rates at the start of a mortgage term, they are not as popular as their fixed counterparts because of this instability.

What are prepayment options?

Prepayment options are the terms that define how much of an increase can be made to your monthly mortgage payment, or how large of a lump sum payment is able to be made towards your principal. These increases are based on a set percentage – when payments are made over and above these allowable percentages, interest based penalties will be applied to your mortgage.

What is the mortgage ratehold?

A ratehold allows you to lock into an interest rate for a certain number of days before your mortgage is actually renewed or closed. The renewal date is the date on which the term of mortgage expires, not to be confused with the amortization period . A rate hold allows you to take advantage of favourable rates today, while still taking advantage of possible lower rates closer to your closing date.

Quebec Housing Market Forecast1

Quebec’s economy is growing. This, combined with continued low interest rates, and an increasing population will continue to boost the housing market. Strong consumer spending and investment will increase the economy’s strength and drive job creation up. As the population ages there will be changes in the needs of many households which will increase resale transactions across the province.

Metropolitan Area Year Housing Starts MLS Total Sales MLS Average Sale Price
Gatineau
2016(*) 1825 3800 249,700
2017(*) 1925 3900 $252,950
Montreal
2016(*) 17,000 39,500 $345,500
2017(*) 16,700 40,500 $356,000
Sherbrooke
2016(*) 1150 1775 $232,000
2017(*) 1200 1850 $236,000
Quebec
2016(*) 3550 6800 263,000
2017(*) 3125 7000 $263,000
Sagunay
2016(*) 500 1200 $180,000
2017(*) 450 1300 $177,000
(*)forecast

Quebec Mortgage Brokers

If you want current, personal advice simply click on the link above to connect with a mortgage broker near you. Quebec mortgage brokers can help by giving you advice on current mortgage deals, your credit history, or help you with a special type of mortgage like cash back or HELOC. Brokers can also help with information on home purchases, lenders, current interest rates, and great mortgage solutions.

References and Notes

  1. CMHC

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