The City of Saskatoon's long-range planning framework, generally known locally as the Growth Plan to Half a Million, sets out how the city expects to grow over decades, not in one-year increments, and any major industrial proposal, including a data centre, would be assessed against that longer framework rather than a temporary rule.
In the meantime, the day-to-day planning process keeps running as normal: rezoning applications, development permits and assessment work through the City of Saskatoon on their usual timelines, with Saskatoon's benchmark price at $444,700 in the latest Saskatchewan REALTORS Association report as one measure of how the broader market is doing regardless of any single project.
Joel Dyck can tell you what any specific active planning application near a property actually means for it, rather than guessing from a headline. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.