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As autumn settled over Saskatchewan, Martensville’s real estate market remained resilient in October 2025, delivering strong sales numbers despite lower inventory. With supply sitting well below typical fall levels, prices continued their steady climb, reinforcing Martensville’s position as one of the province’s most active and stable housing markets. Buyers remain eager, sellers are benefiting from faster transactions, and the community continues to experience healthy growth as it moves toward the end of the year.

Sales & Listings

October saw 14 residential sales, marking a 17 percent increase year-over-year and showcasing continued demand even as the fall market typically cools.
At the same time, 16 new listings entered the market — down 16 percent…

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October 2025 brought a slower pace of sales to Prince Albert’s real estate market, but prices continued to climb. Inventory remains tight, keeping the city balanced between buyer and seller conditions. 

Sales & Listings

Prince Albert recorded 40 home sales in October 2025, a 14.9 percent drop year-over-year. New listings also fell to 51 properties (−9.6%), indicating some seasonal slowing as sellers wait for spring.

At month’s end, the city had 121 active listings, down 36 percent from last year. This low inventory continues to keep the market competitive, with limited choices for buyers and steady conditions for sellers.

Prices and Market Balances

The benchmark home price in Prince Albert rose to $275,400, a 6.5 percent increase…

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Overview

The Moose Jaw real estate market strengthened through September 2025, posting impressive sales growth and rising prices. According to the Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association, Moose Jaw continues to perform above historical averages, supported by consistent demand and limited supply.

The city recorded 59 sales, marking a 16% increase year-over-year and outperforming both 2024 levels and the 10-year average. With steady buyer interest and modest new supply, the market remains highly competitive heading into fall.

Listings and Inventory

There were 74 new listings in September — up 12% year-over-year — showing sellers’ confidence in listing their homes despite tightening conditions. However, active inventory declined 13%, leaving just 139…

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