Find a Home in Saskatchewan
From big prairie skies to northern lakes and forest, Saskatchewan offers the perfect place to call home.
- Regina, the capital, around Wascana Lake
- Saskatoon's bridges over the South Saskatchewan River
- Prince Albert National Park and northern lake country
- Grasslands National Park and the Cypress Hills
- Sunny summers and cold, dry prairie winters

No provincial land transfer tax
Saskatchewan has no land transfer tax. When a title changes hands, it is registered with ISC (Information Services Corporation), which charges land titles fees.
A lawyer handles the closing
In Saskatchewan, a real estate lawyer handles the closing: reviewing the documents, moving the funds and registering the new title.
Licensed real estate professionals
Real estate brokerages and their registrants in Saskatchewan are licensed and regulated by the Saskatchewan Real Estate Commission.
Down payment and mortgage insurance
Federal rules set the minimum down payment, and a smaller down payment means the mortgage needs default insurance. CMHC explains the current rules.
Built for prairie weather
Winters are cold and summers are warm. When you tour a home, ask about the furnace, insulation, windows, foundation and drainage.
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