09/21/2026
* 446 residential sales in August, down about 1% year over year, but roughly 7% above the long-term average.
* 730 new listings, up 12.3% year over year.
* 965 residential units available at month-end; 239 were conditionally sold, leaving approximately 726 active listings.
* 1.63 months of supply heading into September, indicating a market that remains tight but is moving toward better balance.
* Benchmark price: $444,700, down from $447,600 in July but up 2.8% year over year.
* Average sale price: $463,480, up approximately 2% year over year.
Latest weekly activity
Local MLS® tracking; not an official monthly SRA release.
For September 10–16:
* 93 residential sales, matching the same week last year.
* 189 new listings, up from 164 last year — an increase of roughly 15%.
* 941 active listings, compared with 904 last year.
* Year-to-date sales are approximately 4% below 2025, based on the same weekly tracking.
Buyer and seller takeaway
For buyers: Supply is improving, with more listings and slightly more choice than earlier this year. However, Saskatoon is still not a clear buyer’s market, and well-priced homes can move quickly.
For sellers: Demand remains healthy, but buyers have more options. Accurate pricing, strong presentation, and good marketing are becoming more important.
Market commentary
The latest numbers point to a more balanced Saskatoon market, not a major slowdown. Prices remain above last year, listings are increasing, and active inventory has moved above last year’s level. The most important trend to watch is whether this additional supply continues through the fall