Hwy 5 Commercial Canora Commercial Real Estate
Highway 5 gateway commercial strip with auto dealers, QSR, agri-supply and fuel serving east Saskatchewan's Canora trade area.
Hwy 5 Commercial Canora — Market Overview 2025
The Hwy 5 commercial corridor in Canora captures both local trade and through-traffic between Yorkton and the Manitoba border. Fuel, QSR, auto and agri-supply are the dominant uses, reflecting the agricultural and resource character of the trade area. Commercial rents are competitive with Saskatchewan small-city norms.
Cap rates in highway commercial reflect the income reliability of national QSR and fuel tenants balanced against small-market liquidity. Saskatchewan's low land costs and absence of a provincial sales tax on business inputs support investor returns.
| Property Type | Cap Rate | Lease Rate | Vacancy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Retail / QSR | 6.5–8.5% | $9–13/sf net | 7–13% |
| Auto / Equipment | 7.0–9.0% | $8–12/sf net | 6–12% |
| Fuel / Convenience | 6.5–8.0% | $9–14/sf net | 5–10% |
| Industrial | 7.0–9.5% | $7–10/sf net | 8–14% |
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