City of Saskatoon - Saskatoon Land

Since 1954, Saskatoon Land has been successfully shaping urban growth while generating revenue for municipal improvements. Building better roads, funding affordable housing, renovating aging leisure amenities—these are just a few of the quality of life improvements made possible by Saskatoon Land in recent years.

Informally, the City of Saskatoon has been buying, developing and selling land since the 1920s. The City formally established the Land Bank in 1954 to acquire land for future development. In the years since then, the Land Bank has grown and evolved. Today, our mandate is not only to provide an adequate supply of serviced land, but also to initiate creativity and innovation in urban design, generate profits for allocation to civic projects and programs, and influence urban growth.