The Saskatoon real estate market remained resilient through November 2025, showing a blend of rising prices, tight inventory, and steady buyer activity. While sales dipped slightly compared to last year, they still sat well above long-term averages, reflecting a consistently competitive marketplace. With benchmark prices trending upward and inventory remaining historically low, the city continues to favor sellers heading into the winter season.

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Saskatoon recorded 372 sales in November, a modest 2 percent decline year-over-year, yet still 25 percent above the 10-year average for the month.

New listings increased to 469 units, up 8 percent from last year, marking another month where listing activity improved but did not significantly…

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As fall settled across west-central Saskatchewan, North Battleford and Battleford continued to post steady market performance in October 2025. Despite tight inventory, both cities experienced strong price growth and consistent buyer demand, keeping market conditions firmly in favor of sellers.

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In North Battleford, October saw 15 residential sales, marking a 6.1% year-to-date increase even though monthly activity was 31.8% lower year-over-year. New listings declined 23.3% to 19 units, while active inventory dropped sharply by 47.7%, leaving just 57 propertiesavailable on the market. With only 3.8 months of supply, down nearly 39% from the 10-year average, North Battleford continues to face tight conditions.

In Battleford, 9 sales…

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As autumn settled over southwest Saskatchewan, Swift Current’s housing market remained on solid footing, posting strong price growth and healthy sales activity despite limited inventory.

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In October 2025, Swift Current recorded 32 home sales, a 6.7 percent increase year-over-year. This keeps year-to-date sales up 22.7 percent compared to 2024. At the same time, 29 new listings entered the market (-6 percent Y/Y), pushing the sales-to-new-listings ratio to 110 percent, well above balanced-market levels. Active inventory fell to 107 units, down 27.2 percent from last year, reflecting ongoing tightness in supply.

With only 3.34 months of supply, down 43.8 percent from the 10-year average, sellers continue to hold the advantage in most…

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As autumn settled in across Saskatchewan, Moose Jaw’s housing market continued to demonstrate steady momentum in October 2025. Rising prices, solid sales activity, and historically low inventory levels created another competitive month for buyers and sellers alike.

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Moose Jaw reported 64 sales in October 2025, a 4.9 percent increase year-over-year, placing activity nearly 40 percent above the 10-year average. At the same time, 65 new listings entered the market — a 25 percent year-over-year increase — offering slightly more choice for buyers. Still, inventory remained tight with only 119 active listings, 6.3 percent lower than last year and nearly 50 percent below the 10-year average. With just 1.86 months of supply, down 10.7 percent…

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As autumn settled across Saskatchewan, Warman’s real estate market continued to heat up. Home sales climbed sharply in October 2025, and prices remained on a steady upward path. With limited inventory and a strong demand base, Warman continues to stand out as one of the province’s most dynamic housing markets.

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In October 2025, 22 residential sales were reported, marking a 29.4% year-over-year increase

This surge in activity highlights the ongoing buyer interest in Warman, especially among families and move-up purchasers.

Despite rising demand, new listings totaled just 29, which is down 16% from last year, tightening supply further. At month’s end, 62 active listings were recorded, up 63% year-over-year, but still below long-term…

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As autumn settled over Saskatchewan, Martensville’s real estate market remained resilient in October 2025, delivering strong sales numbers despite lower inventory. With supply sitting well below typical fall levels, prices continued their steady climb, reinforcing Martensville’s position as one of the province’s most active and stable housing markets. Buyers remain eager, sellers are benefiting from faster transactions, and the community continues to experience healthy growth as it moves toward the end of the year.

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October saw 14 residential sales, marking a 17 percent increase year-over-year and showcasing continued demand even as the fall market typically cools.
At the same time, 16 new listings entered the market — down 16 percent…

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Despite the seasonal slowdown typical of fall, Humboldt’s housing market stayed strong in October 2025, continuing a trend of steady growth seen throughout the year. The total residential benchmark price climbed to $317,700, marking an impressive 11.9% year-over-year increase and highlighting the community’s continued confidence in local real estate values.

Sales & Listings

There were 12 home sales across Humboldt in October, representing a 20% increase from last year, though slightly down year-to-date as the market normalizes. Meanwhile, 27 new listings entered the market, offering buyers a wider selection heading into winter. While inventory increased modestly to 27 active listings, supply remains tight compared to long-term averages.

Prices and…

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Regina’s housing market continued to show impressive strength in October 2025. The city posted 362 sales, only two short of the October record set last year and 41 percent above the 10-year average. Despite 447 new listings entering the market, the high level of sales kept inventory tight with just 720 active listings, and 1.99 months of supply heading into November.

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Home sales remain exceptionally strong, demonstrating continued buyer demand across the city. Detached properties remain the driving force, followed by steady activity in the row/townhouse and apartment segments. The 447 new listings were not enough to ease supply pressures, as nearly 200 of the 720 active units were already conditionally sold by month’s end.

Prices and…

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October 2025 brought a slower pace of sales to Prince Albert’s real estate market, but prices continued to climb. Inventory remains tight, keeping the city balanced between buyer and seller conditions. 

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Prince Albert recorded 40 home sales in October 2025, a 14.9 percent drop year-over-year. New listings also fell to 51 properties (−9.6%), indicating some seasonal slowing as sellers wait for spring.

At month’s end, the city had 121 active listings, down 36 percent from last year. This low inventory continues to keep the market competitive, with limited choices for buyers and steady conditions for sellers.

Prices and Market Balances

The benchmark home price in Prince Albert rose to $275,400, a 6.5 percent increase year-over-year.…

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October 2025 was another record-setting month for the Saskatoon real estate market. Strong sales activity, rising new listings, and steady prices demonstrated a balanced yet competitive market as the city heads toward year-end

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Saskatoon reported 455 sales in October 2025 — a 2% increase year over year and 31% above the 10-year average, surpassing last October’s record of 444 transactions.

New listings also jumped significantly to 686 properties, up 33% from October 2024. The increase offered much-needed inventory relief after months of low supply.

However, high buyer activity quickly absorbed the new listings. By month’s end, 891 active listings remained, yet 229 were conditionally sold, leaving only 662 available homes heading…

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