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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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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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