Corman Park has its own assessment process and its own Board of Revision, separate from Saskatoon's, along with its own property tax and mill rate, and Saskatchewan REALTORS Association figures published as Saskatoon citywide numbers describe the city, not this surrounding rural municipality.
Buying an acreage in Corman Park also raises questions a city lot never does, including well water quality, septic system condition, road access and which school division handles busing to a rural address, and any assessment appeal there goes to its own Board of Revision within 30 days of the notice, not Saskatoon's.
Joel Dyck can explain how a specific Corman Park acreage differs from a comparable Saskatoon city lot before you decide. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.