Saskatoon Weekly Sold Market Stats: April 6 to April 12, 2026
Saskatoon’s housing market remained active during the week of April 6 to April 12, 2026, with 100 properties reported sold across the city. This was another strong week for the local market, with balanced activity across detached homes, townhomes, condos, and semi-detached properties.
The average sale price across all sold properties came in at $460,766, while the average days on market was 30 days. Detached homes continued to lead the market in both volume and pricing, but there was also solid demand for more affordable options including row townhouses and apartment-style condos.
How many homes sold in Saskatoon?
A total of 100 properties sold in Saskatoon during the week.
Sold building types
- 58 Houses
- 22 Row/Townhouses
- 14 apartment-style condos
- 5 Semi-Detached homes
- 1 Duplex
Detached homes made up the largest share of sales, accounting for 58 percent of all reported sales for the week.
Average sale price and days on market
The average sale price for all sold homes in Saskatoon was $460,766.
The average sale price of detached homes was $550,129, showing that single-family properties continue to command a premium in the Saskatoon market.
The average days on market for sold properties was 29.9 days, or approximately 30 days. This suggests buyers are still moving quickly when well-priced homes come to market.
Basement suite activity
Basement suite inventory continues to be an important part of the Saskatoon market.
During the week:
- 10 sold homes had regulated secondary suites
- 2 sold homes had non-regulated secondary suites
That means 12 sold properties offered some form of basement suite potential or income-generating flexibility.
Pet-friendly and garage statistics
For buyers looking at non-detached housing options, pet policies remain an important factor.
Excluding detached homes, 35 sold properties allowed pets or allowed pets with restrictions.
Garage parking also remained a major feature across the sold inventory. Based on the parking and garage descriptions in the data, 82 sold properties included some form of garage or underground parking.
Top Saskatoon neighbourhoods for sales
Several neighbourhoods stood out for sales activity this week.
Top neighbourhoods by number of sales
- Brighton - 11 sales
- Rosewood - 8 sales
- Willowgrove - 8 sales
- Stonebridge - 6 sales
- Evergreen - 5 sales
Brighton led the city this week, continuing to show strong buyer demand, especially in newer housing stock.
How competitive was the market?
Competition remained strong in many price points and property types.
- 45 properties sold for more than list price
- 10 properties sold exactly at list price
- 45 properties sold below list price
The overall list-to-sold price ratio was 101.0%, which points to continued pressure on buyers in well-positioned segments of the market.
Highest and lowest sale prices
The highest sale reported during the week was $1,790,000 for a property in City Park.
The lowest sale reported during the week was $149,900 for a property in Lawson Heights.
This wide price range highlights the diversity of Saskatoon’s housing market, with opportunities available from entry-level apartment-style properties up to luxury homes.
New home construction sales
New construction remained an important part of weekly sales activity.
A total of 21 sold properties were built in 2025 or 2026, including:
- 14 homes built in 2026
- 7 homes built in 2025
These newly built sales had an average sale price of $507,720. Most of the new construction sales were in:
- Brighton
- Aspen Ridge
- Rosewood
- Kensington
This shows buyers are still actively pursuing newer inventory in Saskatoon’s growing neighbourhoods.
What this means for Saskatoon buyers and sellers
This week’s numbers show a market that remains competitive, active, and broad-based. Detached homes continue to dominate overall sales, but townhomes, semi-detached properties, and condos are also contributing meaningful activity. Strong sales in newer neighbourhoods and a 101.0 percent list-to-sale ratio suggest that well-presented, well-priced listings are still attracting serious attention.
For sellers, that means preparation and pricing still matter. For buyers, it means being ready to act when the right home hits the market.
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. 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 from April 6 to April 12, 2026?
A total of 100 properties sold in Saskatoon during the week of April 6 to April 12, 2026.
What was the average sale price in Saskatoon that week?
The average sale price across all sold properties was $460,766.
Which Saskatoon neighbourhood had the most sales?
Brighton had the most sales with 11 properties sold, followed by Rosewood and Willowgrove with 8 sales each.
How competitive was the Saskatoon market that week?
The market remained competitive, with 45 homes selling above list price and an overall list-to-sold price ratio of 101.0%.
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