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Swift Current’s total residential benchmark price was $291,500 in July, down 2% from a year earlier. Sales, listings and inventory all moved lower, while supply remained far below the market’s typical July level. With 27 sales, property-type percentage changes—especially outside detached homes—should be read with care.

Swift Current Benchmark Home Price in July 2026

The total residential benchmark price was $291,500, down 2% year over year. The average sale price was $305,478, unchanged year over year. Benchmark prices measure a typical home and can differ from the average price of homes that happened to sell in a given month.

  • Detached homes: 20 sales with a $290,600 benchmark, down 4% year over year and a $346,000 average sale price, down 4%…

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Swift Current Real Estate Market Update – January 2026

The Swift Current housing market entered 2026 with a notable increase in home prices, even as sales and new listings declined compared to the previous year. This combination of rising prices and tightening inventory highlights ongoing demand pressures and a competitive environment for buyers.

According to the Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association, the total residential benchmark price reached $284,700 in January 2026, representing an impressive 11.0% increase year-over-year, demonstrating continued price strength in the local housing market. 

Sales Activity Slows but Demand Remains

There were 16 residential sales in Swift Current during January 2026, which was a 27.3% decrease compared to…

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November 2025 delivered another strong month for the Swift Current real estate market, with rising prices and a noticeable tightening of supply. Stronger year-over-year sales combined with fewer available listings has continued to put pressure on the market. Below is a breakdown of what buyers and sellers need to know.

Sales and Listings

According to the November 2025 SRA report, Swift Current recorded 22 residential sales, a 37.5% increase year-over-year. This marks one of the stronger late-year performances, especially considering the long-term average.

New listings also rose to 27 units, up 22.7% year-over-year, but the increase in demand continues to outpace new supply entering the market. Swift Current remains competitive, particularly in…

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