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Saskatoon New Construction Market Update

February 9–15, 2026

Saskatoon’s new construction market continues to demonstrate strong builder activity and steady buyer demand. During the week of February 9 to February 15, 2026, there were 55 new construction properties actively listed, conditionally sold, or sold across Saskatoon. New developments in neighbourhoods like Brighton, Aspen Ridge, and Kensington continue to lead inventory and buyer interest.

Total New Construction Inventory Breakdown

  • Active Listings: 34 properties

  • Conditionally Sold Listings: 9 properties

  • Sold Listings: 12 properties

  • Total New Construction Listings: 55 properties

This level of activity reflects strong supply levels alongside…

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October 2025 was another record-setting month for the Saskatoon real estate market. Strong sales activity, rising new listings, and steady prices demonstrated a balanced yet competitive market as the city heads toward year-end

Sales & Listings

Saskatoon reported 455 sales in October 2025 — a 2% increase year over year and 31% above the 10-year average, surpassing last October’s record of 444 transactions.

New listings also jumped significantly to 686 properties, up 33% from October 2024. The increase offered much-needed inventory relief after months of low supply.

However, high buyer activity quickly absorbed the new listings. By month’s end, 891 active listings remained, yet 229 were conditionally sold, leaving only 662 available homes…

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Saskatoon Real Estate Update: Single-Family Home Prices Hit $507,000 in May

The Saskatoon housing market continues its record-setting trajectory with the average sale price of a single-family home hitting $507,500 in May 2025. This marks a substantial jump from May 2024’s average of $475,000—an increase of $32,000 year-over-year.

Tight inventory remains the driving force behind this price growth. With more buyers than available listings, bidding wars and upward pressure on prices are becoming increasingly common. This imbalance between demand and supply is a key factor contributing to the month-over-month increases we’ve seen throughout 2025.

As a local real estate professional who began their career in 2010, I missed the last major boom in…

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