Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
As of September 27, 2026, the median asking price in Holliston, Saskatoon is $479,900, across 5 active MLS® listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 17 days.
4 new listings came to market in Holliston in the last 30 days.
Asking prices work out to about $432 per square foot, based on the 5 listings that report floor area.
Detached homes in Holliston are listed at an average of $472,920 across 5 active listings.
Central, mixed-housing neighbourhood with everyday services nearby
Holliston is a straightforward, lived-in neighbourhood where apartments, townhomes, and detached houses share the same map.
This is a place chosen for its central location and practical access to schools, parks, and daily retail, with a housing mix that creates a broad range of entry points. The appeal is functionality—being near a lot of city destinations—rather than a curated streetscape or a single, uniform housing style. It is not a neighbourhood defined by new-build sameness or by a single dominant home type.
Holliston is defined by a mix of detached houses and a notable supply of low-rise apartments, with a smaller presence of townhouse-style complexes. The result is a neighbourhood where ownership and renting sit side by side, and where properties can feel quite different from one block—or building—to the next.
A typical home here is either a detached bungalow or split-level, or a unit in a low-rise apartment building.
In Holliston, look past the asking price at the specifics of the building type you’re buying into—especially where low-rise apartments or townhouse-style complexes are involved—and the practical reality of how you’ll run errands and commute.
The neighbourhood ranges from detached houses to low-rise apartments and townhouse-style complexes, and due diligence changes with each. Make sure the property’s form matches the ownership experience you want day to day.
For apartments and townhouse-style homes, pay close attention to the overall condition and how shared spaces are maintained. The lived experience can differ significantly between buildings even within the same small area.
Walk Score of 77 and Bike Score of 70 support some car-light routines, while Transit Score of 46 suggests transit may be less dependable for certain trip patterns. Evaluate how your most frequent destinations line up with those strengths and limits.
Everyday essentials are close, including groceries (Sobeys) and multiple pharmacies and clinics nearby. Confirm which nearby services you’ll actually use most often, since “close” can mean different things depending on your routine.
Selling in Holliston is about making your home’s category clear—detached, low-rise apartment, or townhouse-style—and showing how it lives relative to the neighbourhood’s practical, central appeal. Buyers are often choosing between very different property types here, so the marketing needs to quickly communicate what ownership looks like in this specific home.
Lead with what you are selling within Holliston’s mix: detached house, low-rise apartment, or townhouse-style home. Clear positioning helps buyers compare like with like in a neighbourhood where options vary widely.
Make proximity to practical services easy to picture, such as Sobeys, 7-Eleven, and the cluster of nearby dining options. Holliston often wins attention on day-to-day usefulness, not spectacle.
If your location aligns well with Canon Smith Park, Wiggins Park, or Saskatoon Edmund park, communicate that plainly. Nearby recreation like George Ward Pool can also be part of the lived-in, functional story.
Because the housing stock includes a range of ages and forms, buyers tend to focus on what has been maintained or updated versus what will require near-term attention. Provide straightforward information that reduces guesswork.
Holliston offers a central Saskatoon location paired with a genuinely mixed housing stock—detached homes, low-rise apartments, and some townhome-style options—plus practical access to schools, parks, and everyday shopping. It’s compelling for people who want day-to-day convenience and flexibility in housing form. It’s not the right match if you prioritize transit as your main tool for getting around, or if you want a neighbourhood where most homes follow one consistent template.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Holliston currently has 6 active for-sale listings with a median asking price of $479,900 and an average of $376 per square foot, suggesting a relatively tight set of options at mid-to-upper price points. Homes have been listed for an average of 36 days so far, and with 4 new listings in the past 30 days, buyers may see improving choice while investors should watch whether this added supply puts downward pressure on asking prices or creates room to negotiate.
AI-written commentary on the active MLS® listing snapshot as of September 16, 2026. Not financial advice.
Walk Score 77 · Transit Score 46 · Bike Score 70
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