Posted by Kent Braaten on Friday, October 10th, 2025 5:01pm.
The Humboldt housing market stayed active this fall, maintaining strong buyer momentum well into September 2025. According to the latest Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association data, home prices in Humboldt climbed 14.4% year-over-year, bringing the benchmark price to $321,200—a record high for the city.
The market saw 13 home sales in September, up 18% year-over-year and nearly 78% above the 10-year average, signaling persistent buyer demand even as the busy summer season wound down.
Despite the increase in transactions, new listings fell by 6% year-over-year to just 16 properties, leaving buyers with fewer options to choose from.
With only 30 active listings across Humboldt, inventory levels dropped by 6.3% compared to last year. The city currently sits at 2.31 months of supply, a 21% decline, showing just how tight the market remains.
At $321,200, Humboldt’s benchmark price represents one of the strongest year-over-year increases among Saskatchewan markets. This price growth is supported by steady sales and limited new supply, suggesting that sellers continue to hold the advantage heading into the final months of the year.
While overall sales may ease with seasonal trends, Humboldt’s continued demand and rising prices indicate a market that remains healthy and resilient. With low inventory and strong absorption, prices are expected to stay stable or see modest gains through the end of 2025.
“With sustained demand and fewer listings, Humboldt continues to demonstrate strong housing fundamentals,” said a local real estate professional. “This kind of steady growth gives both buyers and sellers confidence in the market’s long-term stability.”
The benchmark price reached $321,200 in September 2025, marking a 14.4% increase compared to the same month last year.
There were 13 home sales in Humboldt, which is up 18% from September 2024 and well above the 10-year average.
With only 2.31 months of supply and limited new listings, Humboldt’s market currently favours sellers.
Moderate seasonal cooling is expected, but continued low inventory and strong demand should keep prices stable through late 2025.