Saskatoon Properties Sold Market Stats for April 13 to April 19, 2026
The Saskatoon real estate market stayed active during the week of April 13 to April 19, 2026, with a strong mix of detached homes, attached properties, apartments, and mobile homes changing hands. Based on the sales reported in the attached Saskatoon spreadsheet, a total of 104 properties sold during the week, showing continued buyer demand across a wide range of price points and neighbourhoods.
Detached homes once again made up the largest share of sales. Out of the 104 total properties sold, 63 were detached homes, 24 were attached properties, 15 were apartments, and 2 were mobile homes. Looking a little closer at the attached and apartment segments, the sales included 19 row or townhouses, 4 duplexes, 1 semi-detached property, 15 apartment condo units.
The overall average days on market was 26 days, which shows that well-priced listings are still attracting attention in a reasonable timeframe. The average sale price across all sold properties was $489,107, while the average sale price for detached homes came in at $583,208. These numbers continue to highlight the strength of the detached market in Saskatoon, especially in desirable family-oriented neighbourhoods.
Several neighbourhoods stood out for sales activity this week. Brighton and Rosewood led the way with 12 sales each, making them the busiest neighbourhoods in the city for the period. They were followed by Briarwood and Stonebridge with 6 sales each. Other strong performers included Caswell Hill, Hampton Village, Kensington, and Massey Place, each recording 4 sales. This spread of activity shows that buyer demand is not limited to one area of the city and remains broad across newer communities, established neighbourhoods, and more affordable sectors.
Competition remained a clear part of the market story. During the week, 48 properties sold for more than their list price, which is a strong indicator that attractive listings are still drawing multiple interested buyers. Overall, the list price to sold price ratio was 101.20%, meaning sellers on average achieved slightly above asking price across the market as a whole.
For buyers and investors watching income potential, the market also saw a number of homes with basement suites sell during the week. Among detached homes, 5 sold with regulation suites and 3 sold with non-regulation suites. That kind of inventory continues to be appealing for buyers looking for mortgage help, multi-generational living, or long-term investment potential.
In the attached and apartment categories, pet-friendly options were still available. Excluding detached homes, 34 sold properties allowed pets or allowed them with restrictions. That is an important number for buyers shopping in Saskatoon’s condo and townhouse market, where pet rules can significantly affect purchasing decisions.
Garage space also remained an important feature for buyers. Based on the garage field in the spreadsheet, 74 sold properties featured attached or detached garages. In a market like Saskatoon, where storage, winter parking, and practicality matter, garage-equipped homes continue to stand out with buyers.
At the top end of the market, the most expensive sale was $1,595,000 in The Willows, while the least expensive sale was $80,000 in Massey Place. That wide spread shows the range of housing options that continue to exist in Saskatoon, from entry-level ownership opportunities to premium luxury homes.
Overall, this was another solid week for Saskatoon real estate. Sales activity remained healthy, buyers continued to compete on desirable listings, and neighbourhoods across the city posted steady results. Whether you are thinking about selling, buying, or simply watching the market, these weekly sold stats offer a helpful snapshot of where prices, demand, and momentum are sitting right now.
Disclaimer: All statistics and market data referenced in this report are based on MLS® information available as of the date and time of publication, using Saskatchewan (CST) time. Click here to discover which communities are included in the market snapshot. Data is subject to change and may be revised as listings are updated, corrected, or reported. This information is provided for general market insight only and should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional real estate advice.
FAQs
What was the average sale price in Saskatoon from April 13 to April 19, 2026?
The average sale price across all properties sold in Saskatoon during the week was $489,107.
What was the average price of detached homes sold in Saskatoon?
Detached homes sold for an average of $583,208 during the week of April 13 to April 19, 2026.
Which Saskatoon neighbourhoods had the most sales?
Brighton and Rosewood led the market with 12 sales each, followed by Briarwood and Stonebridge with 6 sales each.
How competitive was the Saskatoon real estate market that week?
It was a competitive week, with 48 properties selling above list price and an overall list price to sold price ratio of 101.20%.
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