Saskatoon Real Estate Market Update: March 23–29, 2026
The Saskatoon real estate market remained active during the week of March 23rd to March 29th, 2026, with 94 properties sold across the city. Sales activity was spread across a variety of property types, with detached homes continuing to lead the market while townhomes, condos, duplexes, and even a mobile home also changed hands.
How many of each building type sold in Saskatoon?
Of the 94 total sales reported this week, the breakdown by building type was:
- 58 houses
- 14 row/townhouses
- 9 high-rise condos
- 8 low-rise condos
- 3 semi-detached homes
- 1 duplex
- 1 mobile home
Detached homes clearly remained the largest segment of the market, but there was also solid activity in attached housing and condominium product, showing continued depth across multiple price points and buyer types.
Average days on market
Homes that sold in Saskatoon during the week averaged 28.9 days on market. That suggests buyers are still moving quickly on the right properties, particularly when homes are priced competitively and presented well.
Average sale price
The average sale price of all homes sold this week was $485,150.
For detached homes specifically, the average sale price was $579,032, showing the continued strength of the single-family segment in Saskatoon.
Basement suite activity
Basement suite inventory continues to be an important category for buyers looking for mortgage helpers, multi-generational living, or investment potential.
This week, Saskatoon recorded:
- 12 homes with regulation suites sold
- 2 homes with non-regulation suites sold
That means 14 homes with basement suites sold in total during the week.
Pet-friendly non-detached properties
Outside of detached homes, there were 24 sold properties that allowed pets or allowed pets with restrictions. This is an important figure for condo and townhouse buyers who want flexibility for pet ownership when choosing the right home.
Properties with garages
A total of 64 sold properties featured garage parking. Garage-equipped homes remain highly desirable in Saskatoon, especially for buyers looking for storage, vehicle protection, and added convenience year-round.
Top neighbourhoods for sales
The neighbourhoods with the highest number of sales this week were:
- Brighton – 13 sales
- Aspen Ridge – 9 sales
- Buena Vista – 4 sales
- Forest Grove – 4 sales
- Rosewood – 4 sales
A group of neighbourhoods followed closely behind with 3 sales each, including Kensington, Varsity View, Willowgrove, Stonebridge, and City Park.
Brighton and Aspen Ridge continue to stand out as two of Saskatoon’s most active areas, with strong demand in newer housing stock and family-friendly product.
Homes that sold over list price
There were 40 properties that sold for more than their list price this week. That is a strong sign that well-priced homes in desirable locations are still creating competitive conditions for buyers.
List-to-sold price ratio
The overall list price to sold price ratio for the week came in at 100.9%, meaning homes sold, on average, for just above asking price overall. This reflects a market where desirable listings are still attracting strong buyer interest.
Most expensive and least expensive sale
The most expensive sale reported this week was $1,575,000 in The Willows.
The least expensive sale reported this week was $35,000 in Forest Grove.
This wide price range highlights the diversity of housing options that continue to sell across Saskatoon.
New home construction sales
New construction remained an important part of the market this week. There were 22 homes built in 2025 or 2026 that sold during the reporting period.
That included:
- 16 houses
- 4 row/townhouses
- 2 semi-detached homes
New construction activity continues to be concentrated in Saskatoon’s newer neighbourhoods, where buyers are looking for modern layouts, energy efficiency, and turn-key living.
Final thoughts
Overall, Saskatoon posted a strong week of sales with 94 total properties sold, healthy detached home activity, continued demand in newer neighbourhoods, and a notable number of homes selling over asking price. Brighton and Aspen Ridge led the city in sales, while garage parking, basement suites, and pet-friendly options remained important features for buyers across the market.
Whether you are buying, selling, or simply watching the Saskatoon market, these weekly trends offer a useful snapshot of where demand is strongest and what types of homes are moving.
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. 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
How many homes sold in Saskatoon during the week of March 23rd to March 29th, 2026?
A total of 94 properties sold in Saskatoon during the week of March 23rd to March 29th, 2026, including detached homes, townhouses, condos, semi-detached properties, a duplex, and a mobile home.
What was the average sale price of homes sold in Saskatoon this week?
The average sale price of all homes sold in Saskatoon this week was $485,150. Detached homes sold for an average of $579,032.
Which Saskatoon neighbourhoods had the most home sales this week?
Brighton led the city with 13 sales, followed by Aspen Ridge with 9. Buena Vista, Forest Grove, and Rosewood each recorded 4 sales during the week.
How many new construction homes sold in Saskatoon this week?
There were 22 new construction homes built in 2025 or 2026 that sold in Saskatoon during the week, including houses, row/townhouses, and semi-detached homes.
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