Found 11 blog entries tagged as Saskatchewan housing market.

The Battlefords housing market continued to show steady strength through September 2025. Both Battleford and North Battleford saw higher benchmark prices compared to last year, while sales volumes dipped slightly amid lower new listings and shrinking inventory.

Across the two cities combined, the benchmark price averaged around $250,000, with Battleford leading at $274,700 (+10.7% year-over-year) and North Battleford at $225,900 (+7.7% Y/Y) This price growth reflects sustained buyer confidence, even as inventory continues to tighten.

Sales and Inventory

In Battleford, only 6 homes sold in September — down 33% from last year — while inventory dropped 17.6%, marking one of the lowest levels in recent years. In North Battleford, 20 homes sold, also…

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Swift Current’s housing market continued to show stability through September, with 30 residential sales, marking a 20% increase year-over-year and a 24.9% rise year-to-date. The benchmark price for a typical home rose 6.2% year-over-year to $286,600, reflecting ongoing buyer confidence and strong local demand. Despite higher sales, inventory levels dropped 28.4% year-over-year to 121 active listings, contributing to a tightening market as fall began.

Listings and Inventory

The city saw 34 new listings in September, 26% fewer than last year, and below long-term averages. With fewer homes available, months of supply fell to 4.03, down 40% year-over-year, indicating that sellers continue to have the upper hand in negotiations.

Prices and Market…

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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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The Warman housing market continued its steady performance through September 2025, maintaining strong price growth and healthy sales activity. According to the Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association, the market’s balance remains tight, with rising prices and low inventory levels shaping a competitive landscape for buyers.

September’s numbers highlight Warman’s reputation as one of Saskatchewan’s most stable and sought-after real estate markets, driven by steady population growth, family-friendly housing options, and proximity to Saskatoon.

Listings and Inventory

New listings in Warman increased 10.4% year-over-year, signaling some relief for active buyers; however, inventory levels remain low overall. There were 25 total residential…

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The Martensville real estate market continued its balanced momentum in September 2025, maintaining steady sales and price growth even as new listings began to taper off for the season.

According to the Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association, Martensville’s benchmark home price reached $428,000, up 7.3% year-over-year, reflecting ongoing buyer demand and sustained confidence in the market.

Sales and Listings

Home sales in Martensville totaled 13 in September, down slightly from last year but still 11% above the 10-year average. Meanwhile, new listings fell 8% year-over-year, leading to tighter conditions for buyers as fewer homes entered the market.

Inventory and Supply

Active listings dipped to 16 properties, resulting in 2.5 months of supply—a…

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The Humboldt housing market stayed active this fall, maintaining strong buyer momentum well into September 2025. According to the latest Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association data, home prices in Humboldt climbed 14.4% year-over-year, bringing the benchmark price to $321,200—a record high for the city.

Sales and Listings

The market saw 13 home sales in September, up 18% year-over-year and nearly 78% above the 10-year average, signaling persistent buyer demand even as the busy summer season wound down.
Despite the increase in transactions, new listings fell by 6% year-over-year to just 16 properties, leaving buyers with fewer options to choose from.

Inventory and Supply

With only 30 active listings across Humboldt, inventory levels dropped by 6.3%…

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As fall begins, Regina’s real estate market continues to demonstrate balance and resilience. According to the Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association’s September 2025 report, activity in Regina remains stable, with steady demand supported by moderate price growth and a healthy level of new listings.

Sales and Listings

In September 2025, 375 homes were sold in Regina—slightly above the five-year average and consistent with last year’s levels. While some buyers have adjusted to evolving interest rates, demand remains steady thanks to continued migration and a strong local job market.

The city recorded 469 new listings, bringing more options to buyers after a competitive summer season. This helped ease some pressure on active inventory levels, which now…

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The Humboldt housing market showed resilience in August 2025, continuing its trend of strong prices despite fewer listings and steady sales activity.

Benchmark Price: The total residential benchmark price reached $316,600, marking a 14.6% increase year-over-year. This significant appreciation reflects ongoing demand and limited inventory in the market

Sales: There were 9 residential sales, unchanged from last year but slightly below long-term averages. Year-to-date, sales are down 6%

Inventory & Supply: Active listings declined, with inventory sitting 17.1% lower year-over-year. Months of supply landed at 3.22, showing a tighter market compared to historical norms

New Listings: New listings also remain well below the 10-year average,…

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August 2025 was another historic month for Saskatoon’s real estate market. The city reported 451 sales, a slight 1% decrease year-over-year, but still well above the 10-year average.

New listings fell 10% year-over-year, with 650 properties brought to market. Inventory closed the month at 910 units, down 4% from last year. Notably, nearly one-third of those listings were already conditionally sold, leaving just 643 available heading into September.

The biggest story is pricing. Saskatoon’s benchmark residential price climbed to $435,900, up from $432,700 in July and 7.7% higher than August 2024. This marks yet another all-time high, reflecting continued buyer demand in the face of limited supply.

Detached homes led the way with a benchmark of …

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The Prince Albert real estate market in June 2025 reflects a dynamic landscape, with strong activity and notable price appreciation. Here’s what you need to know:

Benchmark Price Surge:
The total residential benchmark price rose to $273,700, marking an 8.7% year-over-year (Y/Y) increase. This continued growth signals a resilient market.

Sales Momentum:
Prince Albert recorded 56 residential sales in June, representing a 24.4% Y/Y increase, indicating buyers’ confidence remains high despite tighter supply.

Inventory & Supply:
Inventory dropped by 31.2% Y/Y to 117 units. Months of supply fell dramatically to 2.09 months, down 45% from last year—showing strong demand and faster market absorption.

New Listings:
There were 58 new listings, a…

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