Understanding Agency Relationships in Saskatchewan Real Estate: A Clear Guide for Buyers & Sellers

Buying or selling real estate in Saskatchewan is a major decision—one that involves legal responsibilities, representation frameworks, and professional duties. The Agency Disclosure – Form 205 exists to help consumers clearly understand how agency relationships work and what they can expect from a REALTOR®. Whether you’re buying, selling, or just starting to explore the market, knowing what role your REALTOR® plays is essential. 

What Is an Agency Relationship?

Agency is a legal relationship formed when a consumer authorizes a REALTOR® to act on their behalf—and the REALTOR® agrees. Importantly, the agency relationship is not just with the individual…

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The November 2025 housing market brought notable shifts across both North Battleford and Battleford, with price growth continuing but sales, inventory, and supply levels showing differing trends between the two communities. Whether you're planning to buy or sell in 2026, the landscape is changing, and understanding these trends is essential.

Sales & Listings Activity

North Battleford

  • Sales: 9 (down 43.8% year-over-year)

  • New Listings: 19 (up 13.6% Y/Y)

  • Inventory: 53 (down 47% Y/Y)

  • Months of Supply: 5.89 (down 5.8% Y/Y)

While sales slowed notably, lower inventory and a significant decline compared to the historical 10-year average indicate continued tight supply.

Battleford

  • Sales: 10 (up 66.7% year-over-year)

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November 2025 delivered another strong month for the Swift Current real estate market, with rising prices and a noticeable tightening of supply. Stronger year-over-year sales combined with fewer available listings has continued to put pressure on the market. Below is a breakdown of what buyers and sellers need to know.

Sales and Listings

According to the November 2025 SRA report, Swift Current recorded 22 residential sales, a 37.5% increase year-over-year. This marks one of the stronger late-year performances, especially considering the long-term average.

New listings also rose to 27 units, up 22.7% year-over-year, but the increase in demand continues to outpace new supply entering the market. Swift Current remains competitive, particularly in the…

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November brought a mix of strong pricing gains and shifting supply conditions in the Moose Jaw real estate market. While sales activity eased compared to last year, rising benchmark prices and increasing inventory are reshaping opportunities for both buyers and sellers heading into 2026.

Sales and Listings

November recorded 29 residential sales, a 34% year-over-year decline, bringing activity below both last year and the 10-year average. Detached homes made up the majority of sales, with 25 detached sales, down 34% compared to November 2024.

New listings totaled 58, rising 9% year-over-year, helping replenish inventory heading into winter. Year-to-date, new listings sit at 772, nearly identical to last year.

Buyers now have 129 active listings to…

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Warman’s real estate market continued to demonstrate strength and stability throughout November 2025. Despite seasonal slowdowns typical for late fall, buyer activity remained steady, home values continued to appreciate, and the overall market remained balanced. Warman’s position as a thriving and family-focused community continues to drive interest in both single-family homes and investment properties.

Sales and Listings

November recorded 18 sales, reflecting consistent demand even as activity typically cools near year-end. While slightly softer than the highs of previous months, this number aligns with expected seasonal patterns and suggests a healthy, engaged buyer pool.

Active listings remained lower than normal, with 61 homes on the market

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Martensville’s housing market in November 2025 continues to show the effects of long-term supply constraints, with fewer sales and listings but continued price growth. Despite a sharp decline in monthly sales activity, the market remains competitive thanks to limited inventory and solid demand.

Below is a detailed breakdown of this month’s numbers and what they mean for homeowners, buyers, and sellers.

Sales & Listings

Martensville recorded 8 residential sales in November, reflecting a 42.9 percent drop year over year. This slow-down is noticeable but expected given seasonal patterns and fewer new listings entering the market.

New listings fell even more dramatically:

  • 7 new listings

  • Down 36.4 percent year over year

  • Down 66.3…

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