March 2026 was another active month for the Humboldt real estate market. The market recorded 11 residential sales, up 10.0% year over year, while the total residential benchmark price rose to $320,100, up 8.5% from March 2025. At the same time, new listings came in at 10 and inventory sat at 17 properties, leaving Humboldt with just 1.55 months of supply for the month.

What stands out most is how tight the market continues to be relative to long-term norms. On the page 1 summary chart, sales were slightly above the 10-year average, while new listings were 44.4% below that average and inventory was 76.8% below it. Months of supply was also 85.6% below the 10-year average, which tells us well-priced homes can still attract strong attention in Humboldt.

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Spring market activity in Prince Albert picked up in March, but supply remained limited. The city recorded 35 residential sales, 46 new listings, and 100 active listings in March 2026. That left the market with 2.86 months of supply, while the total residential benchmark price rose to $270,000, up 3.9% year over year.

One of the biggest stories in this report is how tight inventory continues to be. New listings were down sharply from last year, and overall inventory also remained well below typical levels. Even with sales easing compared to March 2025, the reduced supply is continuing to support home values and keep well-priced properties competitive.

From a pricing standpoint, Prince Albert continued to post encouraging results in March. The average…

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The Saskatoon real estate market remained active in the week of March 30 to April 5, 2026, with 87 properties sold across the city. Sales were spread across a healthy mix of detached homes, attached properties, and apartment-style condos, showing that demand remains broad across multiple price points and property types.

Detached homes led the market with 49 sales, followed by 21 apartment-style properties and 17 attached homes. Looking at MLS® building types in more detail, those sales included 49 houses, 17 low-rise properties, 14 row/townhouses, 4 high-rise units, and 3 semi-detached homes.

Homes sold in an average of 24.3 days on market, which points to a market that is still moving at a solid pace. The average sold price for all Saskatoon…

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Saskatoon’s real estate market stayed highly competitive in March 2026, with strong demand continuing to meet limited supply. The city reported 388 residential sales during the month, down slightly from March 2025, but still sitting above the 10-year average for March activity. That tells us the market remains active even after the exceptional pace seen last year.

One of the biggest stories in this month’s report is inventory. Saskatoon ended March with 638 residential listings in inventory and just 1.64 months of supply. That is an extremely tight market by historical standards and continues to put pressure on buyers heading into the spring market. The report also notes that nearly 200 of those available units were already conditionally sold and…

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Saskatoon New Home Construction Market Stats for March 23 to March 29, 2026

Saskatoon’s new home construction market showed a much fuller picture this week, with the updated MLS® spreadsheet capturing active, conditionally sold, and sold properties built in 2025 and 2026. That gives us a better look at both current inventory and buyer activity across the city.

During the week of March 23 to March 29, 2026, there were 151 active new construction properties, 49 conditionally sold properties, and 22 sold properties in Saskatoon. The updated data shows that builders still have a healthy amount of inventory on the market, while buyers continue to absorb new homes at a steady pace.

Building Type Breakdown

Looking at the active new construction…

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