The supplied Saskatchewan MLS® sold-listings export for August 14 to August 20, 2026 contains 292 properties sold, averaging 43.1 days on market. The average sale-price-to-list-price ratio was 96.77%, and 61 of 292 properties (20.9%) sold above their recorded list price. For prospective agents, this snapshot offers a practical look at the markets, property types and pricing conversations worth studying.
Saskatchewan Weekly Sales Snapshot (Aug 14–20, 2026)
- Total properties sold: 292
- Average sale price (all types): $352,259
- Average sale price – Detached homes: $379,246
- Average days on market: 43.1
- Sale-to-list price ratio: 96.77%
- Homes sold over asking: 61
- Most expensive sale: $1,675,000
- Least expensive sale: $14,500
Sales by Building Type
- House: 228
- Row / Townhouse: 28
- High-Rise Apartment (4+ floors): 5
- Low-Rise Apartment (3 floors or fewer): 12
- Semi-Detached (½ Duplex): 6
- Mobile (rented lot): 10
- Mobile (owned lot): 1
- Triplex (all 3 units): 1
- Manufactured: 1
Basement Suites: Regulation vs. Non-Regulation
- Secondary suites recorded as Regulation: 8
- Non-Regulation basement suites: 6
- Total homes sold with a secondary suite: 14
Garages, Pets & New Construction
- Homes sold with a garage (attached, detached, or underground): 202
- Pet-friendly properties sold (non-detached allowing pets): 39
- Recently built properties sold (2025 or 2026 construction): 6
Top Saskatchewan Cities and Communities for Sales This Week
Ranked by sold-property count in the export’s Location field, including towns. Both communities tied at the top-ten cutoff are included. This is a volume ranking, not a ranking of agent income or ease of entering a market.
- Saskatoon – 75 sales
- Regina – 64 sales
- Moose Jaw – 12 sales
- Prince Albert – 9 sales
- Swift Current – 9 sales
- Yorkton – 8 sales
- Warman – 7 sales
- Maple Creek – 6 sales
- North Battleford – 5 sales
- Battleford – 4 sales
- White City – 4 sales
What This Means for New Real Estate Agents
Transaction volume: These 292 reported sales show the variety of client needs an agent may encounter. They are not a forecast of commissions or a guarantee of business for a new agent. The 43.1-day average describes time on market, not the time from an accepted offer to possession or closing.
Pricing conversations: The 96.77% average sale-to-list ratio and 20.9% over-list share are useful starting points for learning how to explain comparable sales and offer strategy. Province-wide averages do not replace city-specific or property-specific analysis. Detached properties averaged $379,246 in this export.
Choosing a focus: Use the city ranking to identify markets you want to study, then learn their neighbourhoods, housing mix and client needs. The suite, condominium and recently built property counts also suggest useful training topics. A listing’s suite classification is not independent confirmation of permits or legal compliance, and pet permissions may carry restrictions.
Explore CENTURY 21 Fusion: Ask about training, mentorship and the practical steps involved in getting started. Attend a Career Café information session to discuss whether a real estate career fits your goals.
The Bottom Line
This Saskatchewan snapshot gives prospective agents a concrete starting point for studying local sales, property features and pricing. Building a career also requires licensing, preparation, client service and consistent business development; one week’s results cannot predict individual success.
Talk to CENTURY 21 Fusion about a real estate career in Saskatchewan. Get in touch to learn how our brokerage supports new agents in this market.
Data: user-provided MLS® sold-listings CSV for August 14 to August 20, 2026; only records marked Sold (S) are included. The file contains no sale-date column, so the reporting period is supplied by the user. Figures describe this export, not independently verified province-wide totals. Sale-to-list ratio is the mean of individual sold-price/list-price ratios. The 2025/2026 construction count is based on Year Built and does not establish whether a property is newly sold by a builder.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many homes sold in Saskatchewan the week of August 14 to August 20, 2026?
The supplied export for that week contains 292 sold properties across Saskatchewan, including 228 properties classified as House, 28 row/townhouses, 17 apartment-style condos (5 high-rise and 12 low-rise), 6 semi-detached homes, and 0 full duplexes.
What was the average sale price in Saskatchewan this week?
The average sale price across all 292 properties was $352,259. Detached houses on their own averaged $379,246. The most expensive property sold for $1,675,000 and the least expensive sold for $14,500.
How many Saskatchewan properties sold above list price during August 14–20, 2026?
61 of the 292 homes sold (20.9%) sold above their recorded list price. The export’s average sale-to-list price ratio was 96.77%, and average days on market was 43.1. These figures alone do not establish how many offers a property received.
Is now a good time to start a real estate career in Saskatchewan?
The export shows 292 sales at an average price of $352,259, but one week’s sales cannot determine whether a career change is right for you. Consider licensing, expenses, time commitments and business development. Ask CENTURY 21 Fusion about training and mentorship at a Career Café information session.
Which Saskatchewan cities had the most sales in this export?
Saskatoon: 75, Regina: 64, Moose Jaw: 12, Prince Albert: 9, Swift Current: 9. Rankings use the Location field.