Saskatoon Real Estate Market Update: April 20 to April 26, 2026

The Saskatoon real estate market saw another active week from April 20th to April 26th, 2026, with 116 properties sold across the city. The average sale price for all property types was $465,818, while the average days on market came in at 28 days.

Detached homes continued to make up the largest share of sales, while Stonebridge, Brighton, Willowgrove and Wildwood were among the busiest neighbourhoods for sold activity.

Saskatoon Properties Sold by Property Type

During the week, Saskatoon recorded:

Property Type Number Sold
Detached 68
Apartment 23
Attached 23
Mobile 2
Total 116

By MLS® building type, the sales included 68 houses, …

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Saskatchewan Lakes Real Estate Market Stats, Q1 2026 Sold Report 

The first quarter of 2026 gave us a useful snapshot of lake property activity across Saskatchewan. Based on the sold data in this report, 22 properties sold across 13 different waterbodies, showing that buyer demand was spread across a wide mix of recreational and year-round lake communities.

The busiest waterbodies for sales in Q1 were Last Mountain Lake with 5 sales and Candle Lake with 4 sales. Little Manitou Lake and Turtle Lake followed with 2 sales each, while the remaining waterbodies each recorded 1 sale. Even though activity was spread out, these top-performing lake communities clearly led the market in early 2026.

Across all sold lake properties in the report, the average…

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Saskatoon Properties Sold Market Stats for April 13 to April 19, 2026

The Saskatoon real estate market stayed active during the week of April 13 to April 19, 2026, with a strong mix of detached homes, attached properties, apartments, and mobile homes changing hands. Based on the sales reported in the attached Saskatoon spreadsheet, a total of 104 properties sold during the week, showing continued buyer demand across a wide range of price points and neighbourhoods.

Detached homes once again made up the largest share of sales. Out of the 104 total properties sold, 63 were detached homes, 24 were attached properties, 15 were apartments, and 2 were mobile homes. Looking a little closer at the attached and apartment segments, the sales included 19 row or…

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If you have been dreaming about lake life in Saskatchewan, Lakeland is one of the first places worth exploring. The District of Lakeland No. 521 serves the areas in and around Emma, Christopher, Anglin, and McPhee Lakes, and it sits in the heart of Saskatchewan lake country. Christopher Lake is on Highway 263 on the way to Prince Albert National Park, while the Emma Lake and Anglin Lake areas are closely tied to Great Blue Heron Provincial Park and the surrounding boreal forest.

For many buyers, Lakeland stands out because it offers more than just a summer getaway. This is a region where people come for beaches, boating, golf, hiking, fishing, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing, and a quieter pace of life. Tourism Saskatchewan describes Christopher…

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Living in Dalmeny, Saskatchewan: What Home Buyers Should Know Before Moving

Dalmeny is one of those communities that continues to attract buyers who want a quieter lifestyle without giving up convenient access to Saskatoon. For many people, that balance is exactly what makes it appealing. You get the comfort of a smaller town, a strong sense of community, and an easier pace of life, while still being close enough to the city for work, shopping, dining, and other daily needs. The Town of Dalmeny promotes itself as a place to live, work, and play, and highlights residential growth and family-friendly living as major strengths. 

One of the biggest reasons buyers look at Dalmeny is lifestyle. A lot of people want more space, less traffic, and a community…

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Living in Buena Vista, Saskatoon: A Neighbourhood Full of Character and Convenience

Buena Vista is one of Saskatoon’s most appealing established neighbourhoods for buyers who want charm, location, and a strong sense of community. Situated on the east side of the city, Buena Vista offers mature tree-lined streets, character homes, walkable surroundings, and convenient access to many of Saskatoon’s most popular amenities. It is a neighbourhood that continues to attract attention from buyers who want more than just a house. They want a lifestyle.

One of the biggest draws to Buena Vista is its classic neighbourhood feel. This is an area with history, personality, and homes that often have far more architectural character than what buyers find in newer…

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Saskatoon Weekly Sold Market Stats: April 6 to April 12, 2026

Saskatoon’s housing market remained active during the week of April 6 to April 12, 2026, with 100 properties reported sold across the city. This was another strong week for the local market, with balanced activity across detached homes, townhomes, condos, and semi-detached properties.

The average sale price across all sold properties came in at $460,766, while the average days on market was 30 days. Detached homes continued to lead the market in both volume and pricing, but there was also solid demand for more affordable options including row townhouses and apartment-style condos.

How many homes sold in Saskatoon?

A total of 100 properties sold in Saskatoon during the week.

Sold…

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Regina’s housing market stayed competitive in March 2026, with strong sales activity, limited supply, and another record-setting benchmark price. The city reported 313 residential sales in March, up 4.7 per cent year over year and about 15.8 per cent above the 10-year average. At the same time, there were only 400 new listings, down 4.3 per cent from last year, while inventory sat at 522 units, down 10.8 per cent year over year. That pushed Regina’s months of supply down to 1.67, showing just how tight market conditions remain.

One of the biggest takeaways from this month’s report is how little choice buyers actually have. Of the 522 units in inventory at month end, 181 were already conditionally sold, leaving only 341 active properties available…

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Martensville’s housing market stayed competitive in March 2026, with low inventory continuing to support home prices. The March 2026 market snapshot shows 14 residential sales, 22 new listings, 15 properties in inventory, and just 1.07 months of supply. At the same time, the total residential benchmark price climbed to $441,100, up 6.1 percent from March 2025.

From a real estate perspective, the biggest story in Martensville right now is still supply. New listings were unchanged year over year at 22, but inventory dropped 40 percent to only 15 available properties. Months of supply also fell 35.7 percent year over year to 1.07. The chart and summary on page 1 show inventory and supply levels sitting far below long term norms, which helps explain why…

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Warman’s real estate market remained active in March 2026, even as conditions shifted from the exceptionally tight pace seen one year ago. The market recorded 24 residential sales, 34 new listings, and 58 active listings at month end. Total residential benchmark pricing rose to $521,600, up 8.2% from March 2025. Months of supply climbed to 2.42, which is still a relatively low level overall, but noticeably higher than the ultra-competitive conditions buyers faced last year.

One of the biggest takeaways this month is that sales eased compared to last March, falling 20.0% year over year. Even with that decline, March sales were still 19.4% above the 10-year average, showing that buyer demand in Warman remains healthy. New listings came in at 34, down 2.9%…

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