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Saskatchewan Mortgage Rates

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Last Updated: Apr 17, 2025

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Historical Mortgage Rates

For Saskatchewan - Last Updated Apr 01 2025

5 Year Fixed Rate

3.99% - 5.49%

  2025 (average)

4.06%

5.64%

  January

4.24%

5.69%

  February

4.04%

5.69%

  March

3.89%

5.54%

  2024 (average)

4.59%

6.31%

  2023 (average)

5.03%

6.33%

  2022 (average)

4.03%

4.82%

  2021 (average)

1.89%

2.42%

  2020 (average)

2.03%

2.43%

  2019 (average)

2.78%

3.09%

  2018 (average)

3.15%

3.61%

  2017 (average)

2.53%

2.88%

  2016 (average)

2.29%

2.58%

  2015 (average)

2.45%

2.66%

  2014 (average)

2.88%

3.04%

5 Year Variable Rate

4.1% - 5%

  2025 (average)

4.30%

5.23%

  January

4.44%

5.44%

  February

4.35%

5.25%

  March

4.10%

5.00%

  2024 (average)

5.52%

6.75%

  2023 (average)

5.77%

6.96%

  2022 (average)

2.94%

3.76%

  2021 (average)

1.14%

1.58%

  2020 (average)

1.91%

2.24%

  2019 (average)

2.70%

3.20%

  2018 (average)

2.34%

2.89%

  2017 (average)

1.90%

2.46%

  2016 (average)

2.02%

2.30%

  2015 (average)

1.97%

2.19%

  2014 (average)

2.30%

2.44%

Beneath Living Skies: Housing markets holding their own (so far).

Saskatchewan's housing markets started 2025 with a slight increase in January home sales of 1.2% compared to last year, but with less inventory to choose from, home prices went up.

SK centres such as Swift Current, Moose Jaw, Battlefords, and Prince Alberta saw home-sale increases varying from 38% to 9%, with sales declines in Regina, Saskatoon, and Yorkton ranging from 9.0% to 2.5%.

The real story is the province's average January home price β€” which shot up by 11.2% to $334,556 in one of the coldest months of the year. Prices increased in Yorkton, Battlefords, Regina, Saskatoon, and Moose Jaw, with gains ranging from 46% to 6%. Only two centres logged price declines: Swith Current and Prince Alberta (by 9.7% and 3.4%).

Despite the home price gains, Saskatchewan boasts noteworthy home affordability compared to expensive markets like Vancouver, Calgary, and Toronto).

This province remains a strong seller's market, as shown by the high provincial SNLR (sales-to-new-listings ratio) of 71%.

For home buyers and owners, uncertainty looms amid the current U.S. trade war, including its impact on interest rates. If rates go lower, will it entice more to buy or sell as spring approaches?

Data Source: Sagen Housing Market Updates