Macrorie

Macrorie, Saskatchewan

Market snapshot

Macrorie had a population of 65, 75% of households owning their home at the 2021 Census of Population.

About Macrorie

Macrorie is a very small Prairie village in west-central Saskatchewan (RM of Excel), characterized by low-density housing, a tight-knit community feel, and a service hub role for surrounding farms. The neighbourhood fabric is primarily single-detached homes on larger lots with a limited number of rentals, and day-to-day amenities are modest (local services and community facilities), with broader shopping, healthcare, and employment options typically requiring a drive to larger centres in the region. Demographics tend to skew toward long-time residents, families tied to agriculture or trades, and older households, with population changes that can be incremental rather than fast-growing.

Real estate in Macrorie generally trades at accessible price points with low transaction volume, meaning values can be “sticky” and price changes may be uneven year-to-year based on a handful of sales. Rental demand is usually driven by local employment, seasonal/contract work, or residents seeking smaller-footprint housing, which can support higher gross yields than big-city markets but with higher vacancy risk and longer tenant-search times. Overall, the investment profile is best suited to investors prioritizing cash flow, stable holding costs, and long-term land/home ownership over rapid appreciation or high liquidity.

Market pulse

Macrorie’s current active listings show limited market data, with asking prices sitting at $219,000 and $275,000 and homes having been listed for 38 to 60 days so far. That spread suggests a small, varied inventory across the community—buyers may find different home types and lot settings depending on where they look, while investors should expect pricing to be set more by property-specific features than by a highly active, liquid market. With listings staying active for over a month, there appears to be room for due diligence and negotiation, but comparables may be thin, so each property’s condition and local context matter more than usual.

AI-written commentary on the active MLS® listing snapshot as of September 11, 2026. Not financial advice.

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