Sales activity backs that up. The latest monthly figures show 446 transactions, running 6.6 percent above the ten-year average for the month, while new listings are up 12.3 percent, so buyers are seeing more choice arrive even as demand stays healthy.
What Saskatoon compares less easily on is any single national number, since a citywide benchmark still hides real differences between an older inner city bungalow and a newer suburban two-storey, and between a house near the river and one further out. The comparison that actually matters is always against homes genuinely like yours.
Joel Dyck builds that specific comparison from sold data and hand-reviewed improvements rather than a single citywide figure. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.