Commercial properties in Saskatoon

Find your place in a city with wide open skies, friendly neighbourhoods, and a relaxed pace of living. When you rent an apartment with Avenue Living, you'll be part of a community that’s safe, welcoming, and well cared for.

From cozy bachelor suites to one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and spacious three-bedroom apartments and townhomes, Avenue Living has a variety of suites that fit a range of lifestyles, with on-site teams dedicated to keeping your building secure, clean, and comfortable.

Our properties are located near transit, shopping, parks, and schools. Whether you’re out grabbing groceries, heading to work, or enjoying an afternoon by the river, everything is within reach.

Our pet-friendly policies and vibrant communities across the city let you focus on what matters most: finding a space that feels like home.

Why Rent an Apartment in Saskatoon?

With a robust and growing economy anchored by healthcare, education, technology, agriculture, and mining, residents of Saskatchewan’s largest city benefit from steady employment opportunities and a resilient local market.

Known as “Bridge City” or “The Paris of the Prairies,” the city's neighbourhoods are easy to navigate and full of character. Short commutes, accessible shopping options, and a range of services mean you’ll spend less time in traffic compared to other major Canadian cities, leaving you more free time to enjoy life.

The South Saskatchewan River and its extensive trail network create a natural playground for walking, cycling, and year-round outdoor recreation. If you love winter activities like skiing, snowshoeing, and tobogganing, you’ll feel right at home in Saskatoon.

Families with young children will love the Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo, Berry Picking, and Nutrien's Wonderhub, which includes hands-on exhibits and educational programming for all ages.

Culture and entertainment thrive here, too. From live music, theatres, and galleries to annual festivals like the Saskatoon Fringe Theatre Festival and Saskatoon Jazz Festival, there’s always something happening. Cafés, craft breweries, and local markets provide plenty of options for unwinding on the weekends or meeting up with friends.

With a good selection of pet-friendly rental apartments for rent in Saskatoon, you can enjoy a lively, modern city without the high costs of larger urban centres. Each neighbourhood has its own personality, making it easy to find an area that suits your lifestyle.

Quick Facts

• Population: Approximately 367,000 as of 2024.
• Weather: Saskatoon is one of the sunniest cities in Canada. Daytime temperatures in the summer range from 20 degrees C to 35 degrees C. Temperatures vary from 5 degrees C to -30 degrees C in the winter. Heavy snowfall creates boundless opportunities for engaging in winter sports and activities throughout the season.
• Main Industries: Saskatchewan is known as the "breadbasket of Canada” and has more than 40% of the country's cultivated farmland, so it’ll be no surprise that farming is a major industry in the region. Saskatoon also enjoys a reputation as a world leader in biotechnology and life sciences. Mining & Energy and Technology also figure prominently in the local economy.
• Famous Saskatonians: Tyler Mane, David Sutcliffe, Kaylyn Kyle, Cam Ward, Brayden Schenn, Dafydd Williams
• Time Zone: Central Standard Time (CST)
  
  

Life in Saskatoon

• The Local Food Scene: Saskatoon has a thriving food scene, with contemporary Prairie dishes at Hearth Restaurant, handmade pasta at Primal Pasta, and farm-to-table favourites at Odla. A lot of local menus celebrate fresh, sustainable ingredients, but there are plenty of options to choose from, making the city as delicious as it is livable.
• Shopping & Recreation: Across Saskatoon, you’ll find big-name grocery stores, shopping centres, local restaurants, and community services. Recreation centres, libraries, and community associations are also spread throughout the city, supporting active and family-oriented lifestyles.
• Entertainment: Spend an unforgettable afternoon at Remai Modern, a contemporary art museum, or explore local history at the Western Development Museum. Wanuskewin Heritage Park, a National Historic Site just outside the city, offers year-round programming rooted in Indigenous culture and the prairies.For something more active, the Stoked Centre at Wilson’s has go-karting, bowling, ziplining, and arcade games all under one roof. Depending on the time of year, the Black Fox Farm and Distillery is another great way to spend an afternoon. You can attend cocktail classes, do a tour of the distillery, or join them for flower picking in the summer and go home with a bundle of your favourite blooms.
• Family-friendly Adventures: Families with young children will love Nutrien Wonderhub, an interactive children’s museum offering drop-in programs, preschool options, and seasonal camps that make learning hands-on and fun. Nearby, Nutrien Playland at Kinsmen Park is a summer favourite, featuring a Ferris wheel, carousel, the Canpotex Train, and shaded pathways woven through a natural play landscape.
• Outdoor Recreation: Access to outdoor space is one of the biggest benefits of living in Saskatoon, with the South Saskatchewan River shaping daily life across the city. Neighbourhoods near the river boast scenic views, established parks, and direct access to the Meewasin Valley Trail, a 105+ kilometre pathway network for walking, running, and cycling on both sides of the river. The trail connects residential areas with downtown, cultural destinations, and major green spaces, making outdoor recreation easy and accessible year-round. Beyond the river valley, the Saskatoon Forestry Farm Park & Zoo combines walking trails, picnic areas, playgrounds, and a full zoo, while The Berry Barn offers riverside dining, seasonal berry picking, and greenhouse shopping just minutes from the city.
• Education & Healthcare: Saskatoon is a major education and healthcare hub for Saskatchewan. The University of Saskatchewan, located along the South Saskatchewan River, is one of Canada’s leading research universities and a major employer in the city. Its presence supports a steady population of students and faculty, many of whom choose to rent in nearby neighbourhoods for convenience and flexibility. Healthcare access abounds, with Royal University Hospital, St. Paul’s Hospital, and Saskatoon City Hospital serving the city and surrounding region.
  
  

Getting Around

Saskatoon’s road network makes getting around easy. Circle Drive is the city's ring road, connecting all four quadrants and providing quick access to employment hubs, shopping districts, and recreational areas. Downtown Saskatoon is reachable from most neighbourhoods within 10 to 20 minutes by car.

Saskatoon Transit operates bus routes that link most residential communities to major destinations like Downtown, the University of Saskatchewan, city hospitals, and major shopping areas like Midtown Mall. Several routes also connect to park-and-ride hubs, making it easy to get around.

Saskatoon’s traffic and parking are generally easier to navigate than in larger Canadian cities, with ample street parking and affordable downtown parking options.

What to Expect when Renting in Saskatoon with Us

At Avenue Living, finding your next apartment is simple and stress-free. We offer a variety of professionally managed suites, so you can pick a location that fits your lifestyle, commute, and budget.

Our residents enjoy well-maintained buildings with features like pet-friendly policies, flexible payment terms, expert local teams, and 24-hour resident service in a community-focused atmosphere.

Moving to Saskatoon

With affordable apartments, manageable commute times, and vibrant neighbourhoods, it’s easy to settle into life here. Winters are crisp and snowy, giving the city a distinct seasonal charm, while the long summer days invite residents outdoors to enjoy parks, trails, and riverfront spaces.

The city’s strong economy, supported by healthcare, education, agriculture, technology, and resource sectors, provides stable job opportunities for residents.

Most neighbourhoods are within a short drive of downtown, schools, shopping, and transit, making Saskatoon convenient for work, study, and leisure.

Why renters choose Saskatoon:

• Competitive rental rates with spacious apartments and townhomes
• Access to thriving industries and steady employment
• Scenic river valleys, walking trails, and outdoor recreation year-round
• A lively arts, culture, and entertainment scene
• Safe, welcoming, and connected communities

With so much to offer, Saskatoon is a city where you can enjoy convenience, comfort, and community.

With Avenue Living, you can browse apartments and townhomes online with virtual tours, floor plans, and 360° suite images, then complete your application digitally. Our team ensures the process is smooth, so you can start enjoying your new home as soon as you arrive.

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