Strong November Sales Set the Stage for a Record Year
While cooler temperatures have arrived, Saskatchewan’s real estate market is still running hot. The latest numbers from the Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association show that our province is on track to surpass 2024’s already strong sales totals, despite inventory challenges and tightening supply in nearly every corner of the province.
As your local Saskatoon REALTOR®, I keep a close eye on these monthly housing market updates—not only to help my clients stay informed, but to help you make smarter buying or selling decisions in today’s market.
Province-Wide Real Estate Trends
In November 2025, Saskatchewan recorded 1,073 home sales, bringing the year-to-date total to 15,430. While that’s a 9% drop compared to November 2024, it still puts us 12% above the 10-year average for the month—marking 29 straight months of stronger-than-average sales across the province.
There were 1,376 new listings in November, which is slightly higher than last year but still well below what’s typical for this time of year. With 45% fewer listings than average, many homes are still selling quickly—especially in highly sought-after areas like Saskatoon, Regina, and Swift Current.
The provincial benchmark price settled at $360,500, a small seasonal dip from October but still over 7% higher than this time last year.
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Saskatoon Real Estate Snapshot
Here in Saskatoon, the market continues to outperform historical trends. In November:
372 homes sold, just 2% below last year but a full 25% above the 10-year average
New listings increased, but strong sales kept inventory 40% below typical levels
Of the 808 active listings, 217 were conditionally sold, leaving just 591 available properties
The Saskatoon benchmark price reached $421,000, up from last month and 6% higher year-over-year
Buyers are still active and motivated, but tight supply continues to limit options in many neighbourhoods. If you're considering buying in 2026, this could be the time to start your personalized home search:
What About Regina & Other Cities?
Regina reported 268 sales in November, just 1% below last year and still well above average. Inventory is tight, and with 150 of the 547 active listings already conditionally sold, buyers will need to move quickly when the right home appears.
Meanwhile, smaller cities like Melville, Estevan, Swift Current, Humboldt, and Weyburn posted double-digit benchmark price increases—proof that demand is strong beyond the big centres.
If you're thinking about relocating to a smaller Saskatchewan community or are exploring investment properties, let’s talk about which towns are poised for continued growth.
Final Thoughts from Cindy
As we close out 2025, one thing is clear: Saskatchewan’s real estate market remains strong, stable, and full of opportunity. Low inventory and rising prices are motivating buyers to act decisively, and sellers who are well-prepared can still expect top-dollar offers.
Thinking of making a move in 2026? Let’s start the conversation early so you can make a confident, informed decision.
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