Lloydminster recorded 49 residential sales in October 2026 across the Alberta and Saskatchewan sides of the city. Detached houses accounted for 40 of those sales, and the busiest price range was $200,000 to $299,999, with 12 transactions. Here’s what the October MLS sales tell us about Lloydminster home prices and what buyers and sellers can take from them.
What happened in the Lloydminster housing market in October?
Two homes sold above $1 million, both in Lakeside. The median sale price was $52,160 below the average, making the median a better starting point for understanding the middle of October’s sales.
There was also a wide range in selling times. The median was 38 days, while the average was 65 days. One apartment sale recorded 582 days on market, an example of how a long listing can pull the average higher.
Which homes and price ranges are selling in Lloydminster?
All four row homes and townhouses were registered as condos in the MLS. Together with the five apartments, they accounted for nine condo sales. The zero counts apply to the October MLS search within the City of Lloydminster.
These three ranges accounted for 30 of 49 sales, or about 61% of October’s activity. The busiest band offered a mix of property types. Its 12 sales included eight detached houses, three townhouses and one apartment condo. By neighbourhood, Lakeside and Aurora led with seven sales each, followed by Parkview Estates and Steele Heights with six each.
Alberta and Saskatchewan sides of Lloydminster
The Alberta side recorded more sales, a higher median sale price and a shorter median time on market. The mix of properties also differed. All five apartment sales and both million-dollar sales were on the Alberta side, while three of the four townhouse sales were on the Saskatchewan side. These figures describe the homes that sold in October. For a pricing decision, I’d compare similar homes within the neighbourhood you’re considering.
What the market means for sellers
If you’re selling a home in Lloydminster, start with recent sales that match your home’s neighbourhood, property type and condition. October’s citywide average included everything from a $72,000 detached sale to a $1.35 million home in Lakeside. The gap between 38 median days and 65 average days also shows why a citywide number can give you a very different timeline from what comparable homes experienced.
What the market means for buyers
If you’re looking at homes for sale in Lloydminster with a budget under $300,000, October’s sold listings show that detached houses, townhouses and apartment condos all traded in that range. Across the city, homes sold for 98% of list price on average. Before deciding what to offer, look at how the asking price compares with recent sales of similar homes and how long the property has been listed.
My outlook for the Lloydminster real estate market
October shows where buyers completed the most purchases. Detached homes led the market, and $200,000 to $299,999 was the most active price band. I’d call the overall market balance undetermined from these reports. They cover October sales only, so they give us no active inventory count or prior-month comparison to establish whether inventory, prices or selling times are trending, or whether the market currently favours buyers or sellers.
If you’re planning a move, I can help you put October’s sales in context for your home, neighbourhood or budget.
Harpreet Christie, REMAX Lloydminster
780-205-7653
harpreet@bordercityrealestate.com
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