Martensville’s housing market stayed competitive in March 2026, with low inventory continuing to support home prices. The March 2026 market snapshot shows 14 residential sales, 22 new listings, 15 properties in inventory, and just 1.07 months of supply. At the same time, the total residential benchmark price climbed to $441,100, up 6.1 percent from March 2025.

From a real estate perspective, the biggest story in Martensville right now is still supply. New listings were unchanged year over year at 22, but inventory dropped 40 percent to only 15 available properties. Months of supply also fell 35.7 percent year over year to 1.07. The chart and summary on page 1 show inventory and supply levels sitting far below long term norms, which helps explain why prices have continued to trend upward despite sales activity softening from last year.

Sales were down slightly on a yearly basis, falling 6.7 percent from March 2025 to 14 transactions. Even with that dip, this is still a market where serious buyers need to be prepared to move quickly when the right property comes up. The March table also shows homes selling in an average of 26 days, with a sale-to-list-price ratio of 100.8 percent, a strong sign that well-positioned homes are still attracting competitive interest.

Pricing remained firm across the Martensville market. In March 2026, the total residential median price was $432,550, while the average price came in at $414,414. The benchmark price of $441,100 is especially important because it tracks typical home values more consistently than averages alone. When benchmark prices rise while inventory stays this low, it points to continued seller-favourable conditions in the market.

Detached homes continued to lead the market in March. Detached properties accounted for 10 of the 14 sales, with 11 new listings and only 7 homes in inventory. That left the detached segment with just 0.70 months of supply. The detached benchmark price reached $531,900, up 7.8 percent year over year, while the average detached sale price was $473,780. For homeowners in Martensville, that is a strong sign that detached values are holding up very well in a tight market.

Looking at the broader first quarter, Martensville reported 28 sales and 38 new listings year to date. Year to date inventory averaged 12 listings, down 46 percent from the same period last year, while the year to date benchmark price was $429,900, up 6.1 percent. The year to date average sale price was $415,171, up 5.5 percent. In other words, market activity is a bit lighter than last year, but pricing has remained resilient because supply has been so limited.

The price-range chart on page 1 also shows that most year to date sales activity has been concentrated between $400,000 and $599,999, which fits with Martensville’s continued strength in family-oriented housing. That price band remains especially relevant for buyers searching for detached homes or newer properties in the community.

For sellers, this market continues to offer opportunity, especially for homes that are priced correctly and presented well. For buyers, the numbers suggest that patience and preparation matter. With inventory still tight, getting pre-approved and being ready to act quickly can make a real difference. As we move further into the spring market, Martensville remains a community where limited supply is keeping upward pressure on values. 

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