534 Yuel CRESCENT, Saskatoon Saskatchewan
$736,000
Aspen Ridge
$736,000
Aspen Ridge
$574,900
Brighton
$369,900
West College Park
$649,900
North Park
$239,900
Forest Grove
$429,900
Confederation Park
$147,500
East College Park
$525,000
Pleasant Hill
$204,000
Holiday Park
By the numbers
What the market looks like in Saskatoon right now.
962
Homes for sale
$474,900
Midpoint price
$354
Per square foot
461
Listed this past month
From the homes for sale on this site, updated October 29, 2026
Half the homes here are asking between $325,000 and $635,900, and 3 bedrooms is the most common size. These are asking prices on homes still for sale, not what they sold for.
Saskatoon is one of Canada’s fastest-growing mid-sized cities, known for its balance of urban amenities and small-city charm. With a strong real estate market driven by affordability compared to other major centres, it appeals to first-time buyers, families, and investors alike. Its blend of riverfront living, expanding neighborhoods, and cultural diversity makes Saskatoon an increasingly attractive place to call home.
Saskatoon is a growing prairie city with a population of 266,141 and a median age of 36.8. Households here earn a median income of $85,000, and the median home value is $376,000. Typical rent runs about $1,150 per month, while the median monthly mortgage payment is around $1,470.
As of October 2026, there are 890 homes for sale in Saskatoon with a median asking price of $409,450, or about $133 per square foot. Homes are spending a median of 21 days on market. In the past month, 601 new listings hit the market at a median price of $419,900, or about $189 per square foot.
Saskatoon residents score above average for history-minded living, film and live-event interest, reading, social circles, and student life.
Source: Statistics Canada 2021; The Canadian Real Estate Association.
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