Evergreen condo prices vary by unit size, floor position, garage, and building age. For current asking prices, use the live listing feed above, and for a sense of what has actually been selling, see the Saskatoon Recently Sold Homes page.

Condo fees in Evergreen are generally in line with other newer Saskatoon neighbourhoods and depend on the size of the building, whether it has an elevator or underground parking, and how well the reserve fund is funded. Ask your listing agent to pull the current fee, reserve fund study, and estoppel certificate for any specific unit before you make an offer.

A bare-land condominium gives you title to the lot plus a share of common property. A conventional condominium gives you title to the airspace of your unit plus a share of common property, including the building itself. Most Evergreen townhouse-style condos are bare-land; most apartment-style condos are conventional. See our townhouse ownership structures guide for how each type is sold.

Buyer representation is free to buyers in Saskatchewan because the seller pays commission from the sale proceeds. A Realtor who knows Evergreen and the specific condo corporations can pull reserve fund studies, estoppel certificates, and comparable sales, and can spot special-assessment risk before you sign an offer.

Selling a condo in Evergreen requires a document package from the condo corporation (reserve fund study, financials, minutes, bylaws, insurance), MLS Form 375, Schedule C on the offer, and Form GG estoppel certificate at closing. Read our Saskatoon condo listing agent checklist or visit the Evergreen condo and townhouse listing agent page.