Found 169 blog entries tagged as Saskatoon real estate.

Welcome to 20 Assiniboine Drive #15 – a well-maintained and updated one-bedroom condo nestled in the desirable River Heights neighbourhood of Saskatoon. Whether you're a student looking for a quiet home near the University of Saskatchewan, a first-time buyer entering the market, or an investor seeking a turnkey rental, this property offers exceptional value and convenience.

This 629 sq. ft. unit features a bright and open kitchen with modern white cabinetry, eating bar, and updated appliances, including a built-in dishwasher and over-the-range microwave. The living room flows seamlessly from the kitchen, offering a functional layout ideal for entertaining or relaxing at home.

The spacious bedroom features durable vinyl flooring and plenty of natural…

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326 Herold Road #311 blog post has been removed to follow the advertising guidelines of the Saskatchewan Real Estate Commission bylaws. The MLS listing the blog was written about is no longer on the market. If you're looking for more homes in Lakewood, see below:

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Why Saskatoon's Real Estate Market Continues to Thrive

As Saskatchewan’s largest city, Saskatoon offers a vibrant and ever-evolving real estate landscape. The city has experienced consistent growth over the years, with a strong demand for housing driven by a diverse population, expanding job market, and an active development scene.

Diverse Inventory Across the City

Saskatoon’s real estate market has something for everyone—from first-time buyers to seasoned investors. Newer neighbourhoods like Brighton, Aspen Ridge, and Kensington are seeing a surge in development. Here, buyers will find a mix of modern townhomes, apartment-style condos, and spacious single-family homes.

Meanwhile, the city’s core areas—including Nutana, Haultain, and City…

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As a real estate professional in Saskatoon for over 15 years, I’ve seen many shifts in the housing market—but this year has brought a new kind of conversation to the table: what a home is listed for may not reflect what it will sell for.

Saskatoon’s housing market continues to experience low inventory and high buyer demand, resulting in multiple offers and sale prices soaring $10,000, $20,000, and even $50,000 above list price. It’s a tough reality for many buyers who are just starting their home search. In fact, the most difficult conversations I’m having with clients right now aren’t about finding the perfect home—they’re about adjusting expectations and understanding true market value.

That doesn’t mean every home sells above asking. Some are still…

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