
City lots and infill
Vacant lots and small parcels in Saskatoon, Regina, Moose Jaw and other communities.


City lots, acreages, rural and development land, and properties with a house or building that needs to come down. We are Saskatoon-based buyers who can move quickly, with closing timed around title and legal work.
Most of our offers are cash. If yours is different, we explain it upfront.
No street address? Type the legal land description, or the RM and nearest road, in the address box.
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We buy as investors. Our offers are usually below full retail value.

Vacant lots and small parcels in Saskatoon, Regina, Moose Jaw and other communities.

Acreages, pasture and rural parcels outside the city, with or without a yard site.

Parcels with room to build, subdivide or redevelop, inside or outside city limits.

Houses or buildings that need to come down, where the land is the main value.
We look at land in and around Saskatoon, Regina and Moose Jaw, and in rural areas across Saskatchewan. If you are not sure whether your parcel fits, ask. A quick conversation costs nothing.
An address, the nearest road or the legal land description is enough to start.
We look at title, zoning, access, services and anything on the land before making an offer.
We explain the price, conditions and who completes the purchase. You decide, with no obligation.
Your lawyer and ours handle the transfer, and funds move through their trust accounts.
Farmland and some rural parcels can have extra ownership or approval rules in Saskatchewan, which can affect who is able to complete a purchase. Your lawyer will confirm what applies before you sign.
Yes. Pursuit of Properties looks at vacant lots and small infill parcels in Saskatoon, Regina, Moose Jaw and other Saskatchewan communities. Share the address or legal land description and we will review title, zoning and services before making an offer.
Yes, we look at acreages and rural parcels across Saskatchewan. Farmland and some rural parcels can have extra ownership or approval rules that can affect who is able to buy, so your lawyer will confirm what applies before you sign.
Yes. If the land is the main value and the house or building needs to come down, you can sell it as it stands. You do not need to demolish or clean up first.
We can move quickly. The closing date depends on title, any subdivision or approvals and the legal work, and it is set in your written agreement. Tell us your preferred timing at the start.
That is common with rural land. The legal land description, the rural municipality or the nearest road and landmark is enough to start the conversation.
Tell us about the property and your timing. We explain any offer before you decide.