Found 13 blog entries tagged as Saskatoon home prices.

The Saskatoon real estate market remained resilient through November 2025, showing a blend of rising prices, tight inventory, and steady buyer activity. While sales dipped slightly compared to last year, they still sat well above long-term averages, reflecting a consistently competitive marketplace. With benchmark prices trending upward and inventory remaining historically low, the city continues to favor sellers heading into the winter season.

Sales & Listings

Saskatoon recorded 372 sales in November, a modest 2 percent decline year-over-year, yet still 25 percent above the 10-year average for the month.

New listings increased to 469 units, up 8 percent from last year, marking another month where listing activity improved but did not significantly…

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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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Saskatoon Real Estate Market Sets New Price Record in March 2025 Amid Low Supply

The Saskatoon real estate market came in strong this March 2025, showing signs of tight inventory and rising demand. With 403 residential sales recorded, activity surged 11% compared to March 2024 and sits 13% above the 10-year average.

Despite stronger sales, new listings were slightly down—just 1% lower year-over-year and 27% below the 10-year average. That drop in new inventory has pushed supply down to just 1.49 months, the lowest level seen entering April since 2007. Of the 602 units available at month’s end, 195 were already conditionally sold, leaving buyers with a razor-thin selection of active listings.

As demand continues to outpace supply, prices have climbed…

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