Found 58 blog entries tagged as Saskatchewan real estate.

Moose Jaw Real Estate Market Update – January 2026

The Moose Jaw real estate market entered 2026 with strong momentum, highlighted by rising home prices, increased sales activity, and continued tight inventory conditions. These trends reflect steady buyer demand and a market that remains competitive despite inventory gains.

According to the latest Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association housing report, Moose Jaw saw notable year-over-year improvements across several key indicators. 

Benchmark Price Continues Upward Trend

One of the most important indicators of housing market strength is the benchmark price. In January 2026, the total residential benchmark price reached:

  • $278,000, up 6.3% year-over-year 

This increase demonstrates continued…

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Saskatoon Real Estate Market Snapshot (Jan 19–25)

The Saskatoon real estate market remained active during the week of January 19–25, with solid buyer demand across multiple housing types. A total of 70 properties sold, highlighting continued momentum as we move deeper into the winter market.

Detached homes continued to dominate overall sales, but attached homes and apartments also saw steady activity- particularly in popular east-side neighbourhoods and newer developments.

Total Properties Sold

  • 70 properties sold

Sales by Building Type

  • Detached homes: 45 sold

  • Attached homes (townhouses/row housing): 17 sold

  • Apartments (condos): 8 sold

Detached homes accounted for nearly two-thirds of all sales, reflecting ongoing…

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Saskatoon Real Estate Market Update - December 2025

Saskatoon’s real estate market closed out December with strong results, reinforcing what has been a very active year across the city. While activity naturally slows toward the end of the year, demand remained resilient and inventory continued to sit well below long-term norms.

December Sales Activity

In December 2025, 270 residential properties sold in Saskatoon, marking a six percent increase compared to December 2024. Sales for the month were also nearly 24 percent above the 10-year average, highlighting continued buyer demand despite seasonal conditions.

By year-end, Saskatoon recorded a total of 5,113 residential sales in 2025, making it the second-highest annual sales total on record for the…

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Understanding the Residential Offer to Purchase in Saskatchewan

When buying or selling a home in Saskatchewan, one of the most important documents you will encounter is the Residential Contract of Purchase and Sale, commonly referred to as the offer to purchase. This mandatory form, regulated by the Saskatchewan Real Estate Commission, creates the legal framework for the entire transaction once it is accepted .

As a real estate professional, I see firsthand how critical it is for both buyers and sellers to fully understand what they are agreeing to before signing. Below is a clear, practical breakdown of how the Saskatchewan residential offer works and why every clause matters.

What Is the Residential Offer to Purchase?

The residential offer to…

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Understanding Agency Relationships in Saskatchewan Real Estate: A Clear Guide for Buyers & Sellers

Buying or selling real estate in Saskatchewan is a major decision—one that involves legal responsibilities, representation frameworks, and professional duties. The Agency Disclosure – Form 205 exists to help consumers clearly understand how agency relationships work and what they can expect from a REALTOR®. Whether you’re buying, selling, or just starting to explore the market, knowing what role your REALTOR® plays is essential. 

What Is an Agency Relationship?

Agency is a legal relationship formed when a consumer authorizes a REALTOR® to act on their behalf—and the REALTOR® agrees. Importantly, the agency relationship is not just with the individual…

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November brought a mix of strong pricing gains and shifting supply conditions in the Moose Jaw real estate market. While sales activity eased compared to last year, rising benchmark prices and increasing inventory are reshaping opportunities for both buyers and sellers heading into 2026.

Sales and Listings

November recorded 29 residential sales, a 34% year-over-year decline, bringing activity below both last year and the 10-year average. Detached homes made up the majority of sales, with 25 detached sales, down 34% compared to November 2024.

New listings totaled 58, rising 9% year-over-year, helping replenish inventory heading into winter. Year-to-date, new listings sit at 772, nearly identical to last year.

Buyers now have 129 active listings to…

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Prince Albert’s November 2025 real estate statistics show a market that is stabilizing after periods of tighter conditions earlier in the year. With stronger inventory levels and steady buyer activity, the city continues to move toward a more balanced environment where both buyers and sellers can transact with confidence.

Sales & Listings

Prince Albert recorded 36 sales in November 2025, demonstrating consistent buyer activity as the year winds down. New listings also reached 37 units, nearly matching sales levels and helping maintain a sustainable pace of turnover.

Inventory rose to 111 active listings, giving buyers more choice compared to earlier months where supply was thinner. This increase supports a healthier flow of transactions without…

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