Seller leads for brokers in Mauricie

In Trois-Rivières, listings jumped 54% in one year. More owners are selling, and each of them has more brokers to choose from. We set up your seller acquisition: a valuation page in your name, targeted campaigns, inquiry qualification and CRM follow-up, so sellers meet you before they decide.

The Trois-Rivières CMA market in Q3 2026

According to QPAREB (APCIQ) and CIEMCQ, based on Centris data, for the Trois-Rivières CMA:

372 residential transactions, up 12% year over year.
447 properties listed on Centris, up 54%, the largest increase among Quebec CMAs according to QPAREB.
Median single-family price: $395,000 (+8%).
Average selling time for single-family homes: 32 days.

Source: QPAREB (APCIQ) and CIEMCQ, news release of October 14, 2026, Centris statistics for Q3 2026, in French (https://apciq.ca/rmr-de-sherbrooke-trois-rivieres-et-drummondville-trois-marches-qui-resistent-au-ralentissement-observe-ailleurs-au-quebec/). Barometers: https://apciq.ca/barometre-residentiel/. Shawinigan, La Tuque and other towns outside the CMA: no figures shown here, not verified.

What it means for your marketing: supply is growing faster than anywhere else in Quebec, so sellers compare brokers. What sets you apart: a well-argued valuation, a fast call back and a planned next step for every inquiry.

To see where Trois-Rivières stands among other regional cities, read this comparison of six markets and how they differ on marketing-immo.ca, another Roy Marketing Inc. brand.

What is changing for listing brokers in Mauricie

More supply, more competition between brokers. When listings rise 54%, owners get more solicitations. Your first contact and the quality of your valuation carry a lot of weight.
Prices are still rising. With the median single-family price up 8%, owners who were hesitating may see this as a good time. Your content can explain their area's market without promising a price.
Two hubs and a vast north. Trois-Rivières and Shawinigan are not the same market as La Tuque or Haut-Saint-Maurice. Separate campaigns keep one area from absorbing the whole budget.
Cottages and waterfront properties. Saint-Alexis-des-Monts, Lac-à-la-Tortue and the lakes of Mékinac attract buyers from outside. They need their own pitch. Demand volume not verified.

Towns, RCMs and areas to cover

Your targeting follows your actual territory:

Trois-Rivières (Cap-de-la-Madeleine, Trois-Rivières-Ouest, Pointe-du-Lac, Saint-Louis-de-France, Sainte-Marthe-du-Cap): core of the CMA: single-family homes, condos and plexes.
Shawinigan (Grand-Mère, Saint-Georges-de-Champlain, Lac-à-la-Tortue): second hub, single-family and waterfront homes.
Les Chenaux (Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pérade, Champlain, Saint-Narcisse): villages between Trois-Rivières and the Capitale-Nationale.
Maskinongé (Louiseville, Saint-Alexis-des-Monts): western part of the region, rural and cottage properties.
Mékinac (Saint-Tite, Sainte-Thècle) and La Tuque: low-volume markets, separate messages.
South shore (Bécancour): part of the Centre-du-Québec region: cover it only if your territory crosses the Laviolette Bridge.

This list is for targeting your campaigns and content to your actual territory. We do not create a page per town until that town has content of its own.

What we set up for you

A valuation page in your name that explains how you set a price when supply is growing, with the disclosures the OACIQ requires. See Custom website.
Separate campaigns for Trois-Rivières, Shawinigan and the rest of your territory, based on where you actually work. See Lead generation.
Qualification on your criteria (property type, timeline, motivation), so the most advanced sellers come first.
CRM follow-up with a planned next step for every inquiry and a reminder when one is waiting. See CRM services.
Managed social media showing your sales and your read of the Trois-Rivières market, published after your approval. See Managed social media.

Proof

[to be provided by Alexandre: only authorized results and client names. Nothing is shown until provided.]

Plans

Pricing on request. See Plans.

Ready to stand out with Mauricie sellers?

Other sources: OACIQ, Advertising guideline, in French (https://www.oaciq.com/fr/titulaires-de-permis/lignes-directrices/ligne-directrice-representation-sollicitation-promotion-et-publicite/publicite/)

Frequently asked questions

Do you have an office in Mauricie?

No. We work with brokers remotely, across Canada. We do not claim any office or local experience we cannot demonstrate.

Where does the market data on this page come from?

From QPAREB (APCIQ) and CIEMCQ, based on Centris data, for the Trois-Rivières CMA. For Shawinigan or La Tuque, we show no figures until we have a verified public source.

Do you cover La Tuque and Haut-Saint-Maurice?

Yes, remotely. Since volume there is low, we suggest a separate campaign with a limited budget, adjusted after a first measurement period.

How much does it cost?

Pricing on request. Management fees and media spend are shown separately.

How do you handle the OACIQ's required disclosures?

Our approval process includes a check of the required disclosures (name as it appears on the licence, licence type, agency and its licence) before anything goes live, and we prepare no property ad before the brokerage contract is signed. You approve every post, since advertising remains your responsibility as a licence holder. Reference: OACIQ Advertising guideline (French page linked below).

Seller leads for Mauricie brokers, from Trois-Rivières to Shawinigan