Prince Albert's resale market activity for the week of August 17 to August 23, 2026 saw 12 properties sold at an average of just 35.0 days on market. The average sale-price-to-list-price ratio landed at 98.12%, and 3 of 12 homes (25.0%) sold for more than the seller was asking.

Prince Albert Weekly Sales Snapshot (Aug 17–23, 2026)

  • Total properties sold: 12
  • Average sale price (all types): $327,942
  • Average sale price – Detached homes: $340,678
  • Average days on market: 35.0
  • Sale-to-list price ratio: 98.12%
  • Homes sold over asking: 3
  • Most expensive sale: $498,500
  • Least expensive sale: $130,000

Sales by Building Type

  • House (detached): 9
  • Row / Townhouse: 2
  • Semi-Detached (½ Duplex): 1

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Prince Albert's resale market activity for the week of August 10 to August 16, 2026 saw 10 properties sold at an average of just 22.5 days on market. The average sale-price-to-list-price ratio landed at 97.23%, and 1 of 10 homes (10.0%) sold for more than the seller was asking.

Prince Albert Weekly Sales Snapshot (Aug 10–16, 2026)

  • Total properties sold: 10
  • Average sale price (all types): $300,190
  • Average sale price – Detached homes: $300,190
  • Average days on market: 22.5
  • Sale-to-list price ratio: 97.23%
  • Homes sold over asking: 1
  • Most expensive sale: $511,000
  • Least expensive sale: $112,500

Sales by Building Type

  • House (detached): 10

Basement Suites: Regulation vs. Non-Regulation

  • Regulation (legal) basement suites: 0

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Trying to decide between buying a home in Prince Albert or Saskatoon in 2026? Both cities sit inside one of the strongest housing markets in Canada, but they offer very different price points, lifestyles, and long-term outlooks. This guide breaks down the numbers, the trade-offs, and the buyer profile that fits each market best.

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The 2026 Snapshot: Prince Albert vs. Saskatoon

Saskatchewan is having a record run. The provincial benchmark price reached an all-time high of $385,900 in June 2026, up nearly 5 percent year over year, with supply still under significant pressure across the province. Inside that trend, Prince Albert and Saskatoon look nothing alike.

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