Housing in Sault Ste. Marie
Sault Ste. Marie's housing market runs genuinely small and thinly traded, producing a real, disclosed wide price spread across sources -- but reads as affordable relative to national norms under any of the cited figures.
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Learn moreA real, disclosed spread driven by a genuinely small transaction volume
Zillow's typical home value ran $162,248 (up 4.8% year-over-year); a recent-month median sale price ran $200,000 (up 15.6% YoY, but based on just 7 sales that month, down from 17 a year earlier); a separate citation put the median home value at $127,300, approximately 48% below the national median.
Days on market rose notably
Homes took approximately 89 days to sell on average, up sharply from 42 days a year earlier -- a real, disclosed slowdown, though on a genuinely small sample.
A genuinely small rental market as well
One-bedroom rent carries an unusually wide, real $732-$1,347 spread across sources -- confirm current, specific listings directly given how thin this local market runs.
Key takeaways
- Sault Ste. Marie's 2026 home-value figures carry a real, disclosed $127,300-$200,000 spread across sources.
- Days on market rose to approximately 89, up from 42 a year earlier -- a real, disclosed slowdown on a small transaction sample.
- One-bedroom rent runs $732-$1,347 -- confirm current, specific listings directly.
- Under any cited figure, Sault Ste. Marie reads as genuinely affordable relative to national housing-cost norms.
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