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Prince Albert’s total residential benchmark price held at $277,000 in July, essentially unchanged from a year earlier. Sales edged higher while new listings and inventory fell, leaving supply well below the typical July level.

Prince Albert Benchmark Home Price in July 2026

The total residential benchmark price was $277,000, essentially unchanged year over year. The average sale price was $259,014, down 5% year over year. Benchmark prices measure a typical home and can differ from the average price of homes that happened to sell in a given month.

  • Detached homes: 39 sales, with a $276,900 benchmark, essentially unchanged year over year, and a $261,661 average sale price.
  • Semi-detached homes: 2 reported sales; the small sample should not be…

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Prince Albert Real Estate Market Stats for April 2026

The Prince Albert real estate market continued to show signs of tight conditions in April 2026, with inventory remaining well below historical levels while benchmark prices moved higher year over year.

According to the April 2026 market stats for Prince Albert, there were 36 residential sales during the month, which was unchanged compared to April 2025. While sales were flat year over year, year-to-date sales were down 12.9%, showing that overall 2026 activity has been slightly slower than the same period last year.

New listing activity improved slightly in April, with 42 new listings, up 7.7% year over year. However, year-to-date new listings were still down 1.9%, meaning the market has not…

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Spring market activity in Prince Albert picked up in March, but supply remained limited. The city recorded 35 residential sales, 46 new listings, and 100 active listings in March 2026. That left the market with 2.86 months of supply, while the total residential benchmark price rose to $270,000, up 3.9% year over year.

One of the biggest stories in this report is how tight inventory continues to be. New listings were down sharply from last year, and overall inventory also remained well below typical levels. Even with sales easing compared to March 2025, the reduced supply is continuing to support home values and keep well-priced properties competitive.

From a pricing standpoint, Prince Albert continued to post encouraging results in March. The …

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