Stonebridge is one of the newer areas that has grown steadily on Saskatoon's edge over the past two decades, and most of what gets built there now is infill on remaining lots rather than an entirely new subdivision. That later-stage growth pattern is common once a neighbourhood's original developer has sold through most of its planned phases.
Citywide, new listings were up 12.3 percent according to the Saskatchewan REALTORS Association, which reflects overall market activity rather than construction specifically in any one neighbourhood such as Stonebridge. A buyer weighing new construction there against an established neighbourhood should compare against the city benchmark price of $444,700 rather than assume new automatically means pricier.
The most reliable read on what is actually being built in Stonebridge right now comes from current permit filings and active listings, not a static figure repeated from an old report. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.