# How did housing starts change in Saskatchewan?

> Housing starts increased in Saskatchewan.

Housing starts rose from 4,348 to 6,150 between 1955 and 2025—an increase of 1,802, or 41.4%. It reached an observed high of 13,143 in 1976 before ending at 6,150 in 2025.

## Answer scope

- Geography: Saskatchewan (SK)
- Period: 1955 to 2025
- Frequency: Annual
- Source updated: 2026-01-21
- Housing estimates: Housing starts
- Type of unit: Total units

## Key figures

- Start · 1955: 4,348
- Latest · 2025: 6,150
- Overall change: +1,802 (41.4% increase)

## Exact observations

| Period | Series | Source display value | Value as charted | Chart unit |
| --- | --- | ---: | ---: | --- |
| 1955 | Housing starts | 4,348 | 4348 | Count |
| 1956 | Housing starts | 3,779 | 3779 | Count |
| 1957 | Housing starts | 4,477 | 4477 | Count |
| 1958 | Housing starts | 5,222 | 5222 | Count |
| 1959 | Housing starts | 6,447 | 6447 | Count |
| 1960 | Housing starts | 4,339 | 4339 | Count |
| 1961 | Housing starts | 5,093 | 5093 | Count |
| 1962 | Housing starts | 5,285 | 5285 | Count |
| 1963 | Housing starts | 6,281 | 6281 | Count |
| 1964 | Housing starts | 7,130 | 7130 | Count |
| 1965 | Housing starts | 7,475 | 7475 | Count |
| 1966 | Housing starts | 5,807 | 5807 | Count |
| 1967 | Housing starts | 7,293 | 7293 | Count |
| 1968 | Housing starts | 6,725 | 6725 | Count |
| 1969 | Housing starts | 5,450 | 5450 | Count |
| 1970 | Housing starts | 1,743 | 1743 | Count |
| 1971 | Housing starts | 3,560 | 3560 | Count |
| 1972 | Housing starts | 4,845 | 4845 | Count |
| 1973 | Housing starts | 6,386 | 6386 | Count |
| 1974 | Housing starts | 7,684 | 7684 | Count |
| 1975 | Housing starts | 10,505 | 10505 | Count |
| 1976 | Housing starts | 13,143 | 13143 | Count |
| 1977 | Housing starts | 12,825 | 12825 | Count |
| 1978 | Housing starts | 9,527 | 9527 | Count |
| 1979 | Housing starts | 11,742 | 11742 | Count |
| 1980 | Housing starts | 6,250 | 6250 | Count |
| 1981 | Housing starts | 5,972 | 5972 | Count |
| 1982 | Housing starts | 6,822 | 6822 | Count |
| 1983 | Housing starts | 7,269 | 7269 | Count |
| 1984 | Housing starts | 5,221 | 5221 | Count |
| 1985 | Housing starts | 5,354 | 5354 | Count |
| 1986 | Housing starts | 5,510 | 5510 | Count |
| 1987 | Housing starts | 4,895 | 4895 | Count |
| 1988 | Housing starts | 3,856 | 3856 | Count |
| 1989 | Housing starts | 1,906 | 1906 | Count |
| 1990 | Housing starts | 1,417 | 1417 | Count |
| 1991 | Housing starts | 998 | 998 | Count |
| 1992 | Housing starts | 1,869 | 1869 | Count |
| 1993 | Housing starts | 1,880 | 1880 | Count |
| 1994 | Housing starts | 2,098 | 2098 | Count |
| 1995 | Housing starts | 1,702 | 1702 | Count |
| 1996 | Housing starts | 2,438 | 2438 | Count |
| 1997 | Housing starts | 2,757 | 2757 | Count |
| 1998 | Housing starts | 2,965 | 2965 | Count |
| 1999 | Housing starts | 3,089 | 3089 | Count |
| 2000 | Housing starts | 2,513 | 2513 | Count |
| 2001 | Housing starts | 2,381 | 2381 | Count |
| 2002 | Housing starts | 2,963 | 2963 | Count |
| 2003 | Housing starts | 3,315 | 3315 | Count |
| 2004 | Housing starts | 3,781 | 3781 | Count |
| 2005 | Housing starts | 3,437 | 3437 | Count |
| 2006 | Housing starts | 3,715 | 3715 | Count |
| 2007 | Housing starts | 6,007 | 6007 | Count |
| 2008 | Housing starts | 6,828 | 6828 | Count |
| 2009 | Housing starts | 3,866 | 3866 | Count |
| 2010 | Housing starts | 5,907 | 5907 | Count |
| 2011 | Housing starts | 7,031 | 7031 | Count |
| 2012 | Housing starts | 9,968 | 9968 | Count |
| 2013 | Housing starts | 8,290 | 8290 | Count |
| 2014 | Housing starts | 8,257 | 8257 | Count |
| 2015 | Housing starts | 5,149 | 5149 | Count |
| 2016 | Housing starts | 4,775 | 4775 | Count |
| 2017 | Housing starts | 4,904 | 4904 | Count |
| 2018 | Housing starts | 3,610 | 3610 | Count |
| 2019 | Housing starts | 2,427 | 2427 | Count |
| 2020 | Housing starts | 3,087 | 3087 | Count |
| 2021 | Housing starts | 4,172 | 4172 | Count |
| 2022 | Housing starts | 4,211 | 4211 | Count |
| 2023 | Housing starts | 4,619 | 4619 | Count |
| 2024 | Housing starts | 4,319 | 4319 | Count |
| 2025 | Housing starts | 6,150 | 6150 | Count |

## How to read this measure

Use caution when comparing years: the source says geographic areas change every five years to follow census definitions, so these data are not strictly comparable historically.

## How this answer was calculated

The headline compares the first and last observations shown. Absolute change is the last source value minus the first; relative change is (last ÷ first − 1) × 100. Intermediate observations remain visible in the chart and exact values. This is descriptive and does not identify causes.

## Source and provenance

- Official source: [Statistics Canada table 34-10-0126-01](<https://www150.statcan.gc.ca/t1/tbl1/en/tv.action?pid=3410012601>)
- Table title: Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, housing starts, under construction and completions, all areas, annual
- Dataset identifier: 34100126
- Canonical human-readable answer: <https://www.canadaindata.ca/?place=sk&analysis=statcan-34100126-trend&subject=34>
- Province and territory comparison: <https://www.canadaindata.ca/comparisons/statcan-34100126-trend>
- Interpretation policy: this answer describes the selected observations; it does not infer causation.
- Source acknowledgement: Adapted from Statistics Canada, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation, housing starts, under construction and completions, all areas, annual, 2026-01-21. This does not constitute an endorsement by Statistics Canada of this product.

## Evidence version

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## Suggested citation

Canada in Data. “How did housing starts change in Saskatchewan?” Saskatchewan. Source updated 2026-01-21. <https://www.canadaindata.ca/?place=sk&analysis=statcan-34100126-trend&subject=34>

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