Assessment

Property Assessments and Revaluation

Property assessments in Saskatchewan are updated every four years through a provincially mandated revaluation process conducted by the Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency (SAMA).

The most recent revaluation took place in 2025, with the next scheduled for 2029.

The assessed values established in 2025 will generally be used for the 2025–2028 taxation years, unless changes to a property or other assessment adjustments are required.

Property assessments are used to calculate municipal and education property taxes. Council establishes the municipal mill rate annually, while education property tax rates are set by the Province.

For more information on property assessments and the revaluation process, visit:

How Property Assessment Works in Saskatchewan

SAMA - Revaluations

Why is the estimated assessed value of my house so different from what houses in my area are selling for?

Questions About your Assessment?

Understanding your Assessment

The Saskatchewan Assessment Management Agency (SAMA) manages the province’s property assessment system developed in consultation with municipalities, stakeholders and the provincial government.

The Agency provides assessment valuation services to 759 urban, northern and rural municipalities. It is directly responsible for the assessed values of approximately 869,000 properties in the province.

SAMA’s role in determining assessed value for properties is just the first part of a process established by provincial legislation. The second part is application of provincial government established tax policy, such as property classes and percentage of value, and statutory exemptions. The third and final part of the process involves municipalities annually determining the local mill rate based on local budget needs. The province sets the mill rate for the education sector. Municipalities then multiply the taxable assessment by the local mill rate* to produce property tax levies, also known as your property tax bill.

UNDERSTANDING YOUR ASSESSMENT