Saskatoon's benchmark home price rose nearly three percent year-over-year to $444,700 in August 2026, while new listings jumped over 12 percent, a welcome development for the province's most supply-constrained market.

Here is a look at the latest Saskatchewan REALTORS Association (SRA) figures for the Saskatoon market, straight from the August 2026 monthly report.

Saskatoon Benchmark Home Price in August 2026

The Saskatoon residential benchmark home price rose to $444,700 in August 2026, 2.8% higher than August 2025. The average sale price for the month was $463,480, up 2% year-over-year.

Benchmark and average prices by property type:

  • Detached: $515,300
  • Semi-Detached: $532,700
  • Row/Townhouse: $367,200
  • Apartment: $264,400

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Saskatoon's resale market activity for the week of August 24 to August 30, 2026 saw 107 properties sold at an average of just 24.4 days on market. The average sale-price-to-list-price ratio landed at 99.13%, and 32 of 107 homes (29.9%) sold for more than the seller was asking.

Saskatoon Weekly Sales Snapshot (Aug 24–30, 2026)

  • Total properties sold: 107
  • Average sale price (all types): $469,192
  • Average sale price – Detached homes: $556,365
  • Average days on market: 24.4
  • Sale-to-list price ratio: 99.13%
  • Homes sold over asking: 32
  • Most expensive sale: $1,360,000
  • Least expensive sale: $80,000

Sales by Building Type

  • House (detached): 71
  • Row / Townhouse: 15
  • High-Rise Apartment (4+ floors): 5
  • Low-Rise Apartment (3 floors or fewer):

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Year-Round Living in Lakeland: Is It Right for Your Lifestyle?

For many people, Lakeland brings to mind summer weekends at the lake, afternoons on the water and evenings around the fire. But the Emma Lake and Christopher Lake area isn't only a summer destination. For the right buyer, year-round living in Lakeland, Saskatchewan can offer a completely different way of life.

The District of Lakeland No. 521 includes Emma, Christopher, Anglin and McPhee Lakes and the surrounding boreal forest region. While the population and activity increase significantly during summer, there is an established year-round community with municipal services, local businesses and recreational opportunities throughout the seasons.

The question isn't necessarily whether you…

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