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The second quarter of 2026 delivered a busy stretch for Saskatchewan lake country. Between April 1 and June 30, 80 lake properties sold across 27 of the 54 waterbodies featured on the Saskatchewan Lake Properties page — roughly 50% of the tracked lakes recorded at least one sale.

The average sale price sat at $414,951, with sold properties spending an average of 48.5 days on market. From starter cabins under $50,000 to executive lakefront estates above $1.5 million, Q2 2026 showcased the full spectrum of Saskatchewan's cottage and cabin market.

Q2 2026 Saskatchewan Lakes — At a Glance

  • Total properties sold: 80
  • Average sale price: $414,951
  • Average days on market: 48.5
  • Waterbodies with recorded sales: 27 of 54
  • Highest sale: $1,580,000 on…

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Saskatoon Properties Sold Market Stats for May 4 to May 10, 2026

The Saskatoon real estate market recorded another active week from May 4 to May 10, 2026, with 107 total properties sold across the city. Based on the attached MLS® sales data, the average sale price for all properties sold was $488,268, while the average days on market came in at 24.1 days.

Detached homes continued to make up the largest portion of weekly activity, with 68 house sales and an average detached sale price of $578,377. Buyer demand also remained competitive, with 55 properties selling above their list price and an overall list price to sold price ratio of 101.9%.

Saskatoon Weekly Sales Overview

  • Total properties sold: 107
  • Average sale price: $488,268
  • Average days…

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One of the best things about Saskatoon is its stunning collection of beautifully-preserved historic homes. Scattered throughout the city, you can find these communities of culture and character that tell the unique past of times before us that can be hard to find in many places nowadays. And with their distinct architectural features and design characteristics, it's not hard to see why you may find yourself searching for “historic homes for sale” as your next real estate venture!

From ornate fireplaces and crown mouldings to established, mature landscaping, there are many benefits to buying a historic house. However, there are also some disadvantages that you’ll definitely want to factor in when considering the purchase, as well. 

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