Posted by Kent Braaten on Wednesday, October 15th, 2025 12:19pm.
The Battlefords housing market continued to show steady strength through September 2025. Both Battleford and North Battleford saw higher benchmark prices compared to last year, while sales volumes dipped slightly amid lower new listings and shrinking inventory.
Across the two cities combined, the benchmark price averaged around $250,000, with Battleford leading at $274,700 (+10.7% year-over-year) and North Battleford at $225,900 (+7.7% Y/Y) This price growth reflects sustained buyer confidence, even as inventory continues to tighten.
In Battleford, only 6 homes sold in September — down 33% from last year — while inventory dropped 17.6%, marking one of the lowest levels in recent years. In North Battleford, 20 homes sold, also trending 16.7% lower year-over-year, with inventory falling 45.6% compared to 2024.
Months of supply currently sit at 4.67 in Battleford and 3.10 in North Battleford, signaling a balanced-to-seller’s market environment in both cities.
Battleford: Benchmark price $274,700, up 10.7% Y/Y
North Battleford: Benchmark price $225,900, up 7.7% Y/Y
Detached homes remain the majority of sales, making up over 90% of transactions in both markets.
The reduction in inventory alongside steady prices suggests continued competition among buyers heading into the fall. Sellers can expect solid pricing power, particularly in the $200,000–$300,000 range, which remains the most active price bracket.
If interest rates begin to ease, both communities could see a surge in fall activity, making now an opportune moment for both buyers and sellers to act strategically.
Both Battleford and North Battleford are leaning toward a balanced-to-seller’s market. Inventory has dropped significantly, and months of supply remain between 3–5 months, creating competitive conditions for buyers.
As of September 2025, the benchmark price in Battleford is $274,700, while North Battleford sits at $225,900 — both showing healthy annual increases.
Inventory levels have dropped by 17.6% in Battleford and 45.6% in North Battleford compared to September 2024, reflecting fewer homes available for sale and sustained buyer interest.
If borrowing costs continue to ease and demand stays strong, the Battlefords could experience moderate price growth and quicker sales into late 2025.