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Saskatchewan Commercial Real Estate Market Update

Sales & Lease Activity | February 2026

The Saskatchewan commercial real estate market continued to show steady activity through February 2026, with a healthy mix of business sales and lease transactions across the province. Whether you are an investor, business owner, or landlord, this snapshot provides a clear look at where the market is today and how properties are performing.

Market Overview

In total, 25 commercial properties and businesses were sold, alongside 9 lease transactions recorded during the month. This balance reflects a market that is still seeing strong ownership interest, while also maintaining consistent leasing demand from business operators.

The average sale price for…

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Saskatchewan Commercial Real Estate Market Update – January 2026

The Saskatchewan commercial real estate market showed steady activity in January 2026, with both investor-driven acquisitions and leasing activity across the province. Major economic centres such as Regina and Saskatoon led the market, while regional hubs like Yorkton and Swift Current also contributed meaningful transaction volume.

This report provides a snapshot of commercial business and property sales and lease activity, offering valuable insight for investors, business owners, and commercial property stakeholders.

Total Commercial Sales and Lease Activity

In January 2026, a total of 48 commercial transactions were recorded across Saskatchewan, including both property sales and…

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Saskatchewan Commercial Real Estate Market – May 2025

May 2025 saw an active month in Saskatchewan's commercial real estate sector, with a total of $14,572,800.00 in commercial property sales. This amounted to 30 commercial properties changing hands, and the average sale price for these properties was $485,760.00. The market remains robust, with a diverse array of commercial property types sold throughout the province.

The average time to sell a commercial property in Saskatchewan was 122 days, reflecting the competitive nature of the market and the diligent efforts of buyers and sellers. However, there was significant variation in property prices, with the highest-priced commercial property being located in Prince Albert, selling for an impressive …

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