When purchasing residential real estate in Saskatchewan, buyers are presented with the option to pursue ancillary services that help evaluate the property’s condition, legality, and value. These services are critical to reducing risk, protecting your investment, and ensuring peace of mind in your new home.

Provided by professionals like appraisers, engineers, municipal authorities, and home inspectors, these optional—but highly recommended—services can uncover hidden issues or confirm a property’s sound condition.

Below are the key ancillary services buyers should consider during the purchasing process.

12 Key Ancillary Services & What They Mean

  1. Appraisal Report
    Estimates a property’s value, often required by mortgage lenders.

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Emma Lake Golf Course: Where Boreal Beauty Meets the Fairway

Hidden within Saskatchewan’s boreal forest, just minutes from the popular lakeside communities of Emma and Christopher Lake, sits a golfer’s retreat that deserves your attention. The Emma Lake Golf Course is not just a place to swing your clubs—it’s a peaceful escape, a local tradition, and a surprisingly challenging track that welcomes players of all skill levels.

Whether you're staying at the lake for the summer or planning a weekend getaway, this 18-hole course is one of the most enjoyable ways to spend a day in the Lakeland region.

A Course That Surprises

The Emma Lake Golf Course may not be a PGA Tour stop, but it doesn’t need to be. What it offers is far more valuable—…

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When it comes to transparency in real estate, the Saskatchewan Real Estate Commission (SREC) requires strict adherence to the rules—especially when a licensed real estate professional is personally involved in a transaction. That’s where the Disclosure of Interest in Trade form (Form #802) comes in.

Let’s break down what this form is, why it matters, and what buyers and sellers need to know.

What Is the Disclosure of Interest in Trade?

The Disclosure of Interest in Trade is a mandatory form required under The Real Estate Act of Saskatchewan when a registered agent is involved in a transaction either directly or through an associate or immediate family member. This form must be provided before any agreement is entered for the acquisition,…

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 Martensville Real Estate Market – June 2025

The Martensville housing market in June 2025 showed a notable shift. The benchmark price for total residential properties climbed to $439,800, representing a 10.3% year-over-year increase, highlighting continued price appreciation in the city despite a slowdown in transactions.

Sales activity fell by 18.2% compared to June 2024, with just 18 sales recorded, while new listings rose sharply, up 43% over the 10-year average. This increase in listings paired with declining sales pushed the months of supply up to 1.11, suggesting more choices for buyers.

Inventory also increased year-over-year by 16.7%, a positive sign for those searching for homes. However, the balance is still leaning toward a seller’s…

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The Warman real estate market saw remarkable growth in June 2025, with the benchmark residential price climbing to $513,600 — a 10.8% increase year-over-year. The city recorded 32 sales, a significant 78% jump compared to June 2024, signaling continued strong buyer demand.

New listings rose by 52% with 44 properties hitting the market, but inventory remains tight with 57 active listings and just 1.78 months of supply — well below the 10-year average, indicating a strong seller’s market. Detached homes continue to dominate sales, reflecting Warman’s appeal to families seeking space and modern amenities.

These trends show that Warman remains one of Saskatchewan’s hottest real estate markets, driven by population growth and low housing supply.

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June 2025 proved to be a dynamic month for Regina’s real estate market. According to the latest Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association statistics, Regina recorded 402 residential sales, marking a 6% year-over-year increase and an impressive 17% rise above the 10-year average. This strong sales performance underscores robust demand despite tight inventory.

New listings climbed to 568, up 8% from June 2024, offering a modest boost to available housing options. Yet inventory remained tight, with 818 active listings at month’s end—207 of which were conditionally sold—effectively leaving only 611 active units heading into July.

This competitive environment continues to fuel rising prices. June’s benchmark price reached $343,200, up nearly 8% year-over-year…

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The Prince Albert real estate market in June 2025 reflects a dynamic landscape, with strong activity and notable price appreciation. Here’s what you need to know:

Benchmark Price Surge:
The total residential benchmark price rose to $273,700, marking an 8.7% year-over-year (Y/Y) increase. This continued growth signals a resilient market.

Sales Momentum:
Prince Albert recorded 56 residential sales in June, representing a 24.4% Y/Y increase, indicating buyers’ confidence remains high despite tighter supply.

Inventory & Supply:
Inventory dropped by 31.2% Y/Y to 117 units. Months of supply fell dramatically to 2.09 months, down 45% from last year—showing strong demand and faster market absorption.

New Listings:
There were 58 new listings, a…

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