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Mount Royal is a large, mature west-side neighbourhood with the deepest detached sales sample in this batch. The City of Saskatoon's 2021 Census profile records 2,032 dwellings, with 58% single-family, 15% two-unit and 27% multi-unit. Those figures matter because a seller is not simply entering a Saskatoon market. They are putting a particular property type in front of buyers comparing nearby homes at the same moment. City of Saskatoon Mount Royal neighbourhood profile
My role is to make that comparison easier for the right buyer and harder for the wrong price to survive. That means a property-specific valuation, professional media, paid reach beyond a basic MLS® entry and daily visibility into the campaign. It also means saying what public averages can and cannot tell you about a Mount Royal address.
Selling a Condo, Townhouse, or House in Mount Royal
The 2021 dwelling mix is 58% single-family, 15% two-unit and 27% multi-unit, so a listing strategy cannot be detached-only. Each segment has different evidence, documents and competition. City of Saskatoon Mount Royal neighbourhood profile
Mount Royal condo value: use building-level evidence
The City reports no condo or townhouse sales reported in 2024. For a condo, I do not substitute a broad neighbourhood figure for the details that matter: the complex, unit placement, parking, fees and current competing listings. Those are reviewed before a number is recommended.
Mount Royal townhouse listing agent: clarify the comparison
Attached homes need a clean explanation of title, layout and what buyers are comparing. In 2024 the City reported 3 semi-detached sales averaging $425,000. A townhouse or semi-detached listing is positioned against the appropriate group, with documents and practical features ready for buyer questions.
Detached houses in the Mount Royal market
The detached segment produced 98 detached sales averaging $283,524 in 2024. That is useful evidence of market activity, but no two houses have the same condition or competition. The pricing analysis weighs recent relevant sales with the active homes that will compete for attention when yours goes live.
The aim is simple: present the right comparison for the property you own, then market the reasons a buyer should choose it.
How Your Listing Reaches Mount Royal Buyers
An MLS® entry is the foundation, not the full campaign. I build supporting media and paid distribution around the listing so buyers can understand the property before they decide whether to book a showing.
01
Professional Photography
Clear photography gives buyers a reason to book the showing.
02
Aerial Photos & Video
Aerial media establishes the property setting and exterior context.
03
Virtual Tours & Floor Plans
A visual walkthrough and plan help buyers evaluate layout before visiting.
04
Paid Social Distribution
Targeted placements introduce the listing to active local audiences.
05
YouTube Pre-Roll
Video promotion builds repeated awareness while buyers research.
06
Google Search Advertising
Search visibility reaches people looking for homes and seller information.
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Display Remarketing
Follow-up ads keep the listing visible after an initial visit.
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Daily Reporting
A live dashboard shows the activity supporting the listing.
Where a Mount Royal Listing Actually Gets Seen
Each listing is published on kentbraaten.com as part of the marketing plan, then supported through the channels suited to its buyer. The point is not to promise a result from a traffic number. It is to give a well-prepared listing enough quality exposure to be judged properly.
Website Stats, Monthly
Metrics
century21fusion.com
kentbraaten.com
Total Site Sessions
9,833
56,228
Total Page Views
25,773
231,441
Stats are according to Benchmetric analytics, July 2026.
Daily Reporting on Your Mount Royal Listing
You should not have to guess whether the campaign is active between showings. Every listing includes a Listing Insights Dashboard with daily data from the marketing channels and boards supporting the address. We can discuss buyer feedback and changes using the same information.
Sample dashboard for illustration. Your dashboard is specific to your listing and refreshes daily.
Mount Royal at a Glance
2,032Dwellings2021 Census
58% single-familySingle-family share2021 Census
61%Owner occupied2021 Census
$283,524Detached average2024 City sales data
Housing and demographic figures are from the City of Saskatoon 2021 Census profile. Sales figures are the City's 2024 MLS summary. City of Saskatoon Mount Royal neighbourhood profile.
Why Selling in Mount Royal Is Not Like Selling Elsewhere in Saskatoon
Mount Royal has a housing pattern of its own. With 2,032 dwellings and 58% single-family, 15% two-unit and 27% multi-unit, an attached property should not be launched or priced like a detached house, and an older home needs a different preparation conversation than a recently built one. The local buyer will compare the practical details before responding to a broad label.
The 2024 detached average of $283,524 is best read as entry-price west-side affordability, not distress. The 98-sale sample shows an active detached market, while any individual home still needs to be compared with its own condition and competing inventory.
Pricing a Home in Mount Royal With the Right Evidence
A listing price has to make sense beside active alternatives as well as recent sales. I start with the property type, condition, improvements and location, then test the range against the homes a buyer can visit now. Public tables are helpful context, but they do not reveal every adjustment a buyer will make at a showing.
The evaluation also identifies what not to overvalue. A seller deserves a direct view of where the property is strongest, where it will face questions and how a launch price can earn attention without leaving the decision to an automated estimate.
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The listings shown here are asking prices, not closed sale prices. Their condition, timing and final terms are not all visible in a public feed. I bring the closed-sale comparison and active competition to the evaluation.
Who Is Buying in Mount Royal
The 2021 profile reports 5,742 residents, 61% owner occupancy and 39% rental housing. Those figures do not predict one buyer for every address, but they show why the market has more than one audience. A detached house, a two-unit property and a multi-unit home need different emphasis.
The marketing work begins by defining the likely buyer for the actual property. That affects the opening photographs, the order of features in the description, which documents should be available and the competing homes used to support the price.
What Sellers Say About Working With Kent
These client comments are from sellers in the greater Saskatoon area. They describe the listing process and reporting approach, not a claim about a specific {n} sale.
Kent was the best choice to sell our home. His presentation was professional, his strategy was clear, and his marketing went far beyond simply putting our house on REALTOR.ca and placing a sign in the yard. We felt confident throughout the entire process and would highly recommend Kent to anyone looking to sell their home.
Adam Kitter, seller, Evergreen neighbourhood, Saskatoon
Kent did an amazing job marketing our property. It was an investment property and we wanted to get maximum value out of it. His feedback and marketing strategy made the whole process easy, and the Listing Insights Dashboard kept us informed and relaxed from start to finish.
101216879 Sask Ltd., investment property seller
We were moving out of province for work, and Kent made the selling process seamless and stress-free. You could really tell the difference his planning and marketing made throughout the process.
Dustin Ratzlaff, relocated out of province
Awards and Recognition
3×Centurion ProducerCentury 21 North American award for top producers
11×Masters AwardCentury 21 Canada recognition for top producers
Preparation should be proportionate to the home and buyer. The goal is not a renovation project for its own sake. It is a listing that is clean, understandable and ready to stand beside competing homes.
prioritise visible maintenance, especially paint, flooring transitions, exterior trim and fixtures.
create a clear purpose for each room so buyers can understand the layout without filling gaps themselves.
prepare any renovation records or utility information that helps buyers separate completed work from future projects.
remove excess furniture and personal items so photographs explain the rooms quickly.
have keys, access instructions and relevant records ready before the showing schedule begins.
The Listing Process, Step by Step
Initial conversation: timeline, goals and questions are set out first.
Market review: recent sales and active listings are compared with your home.
Preparation plan: we decide what is worth doing before media day.
Launch materials: photography, floor plans and listing information are completed.
Distribution: MLS®, website, paid promotion and outreach launch together.
Feedback: showing response and campaign data are reviewed with you.
Offer review: price, conditions, deposit and dates are assessed as a package.
Closing coordination: conditions and lawyer communication are followed through to possession.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is my Mount Royal home worth in 2026?
There is no published 2026 value that can price every Mount Royal property. The useful answer begins with recent comparable sales, active listings and the condition of your own home. An in-person evaluation narrows the range by looking at updates, layout, location and the competition a buyer will see the week you launch.
Does the 2024 Mount Royal detached average price set my list price?
No. The City reports 98 detached sales averaging $283,524 for 2024, which is market context rather than a valuation. An average includes homes with different renovations, locations and maintenance histories. I use it to understand the segment, then price your address against the most relevant recent sales and active alternatives.
How should a semi-detached home in Mount Royal be priced?
3 semi-detached sales averaging $425,000. The title arrangement, shared-wall layout, condition and buyer alternatives need to be checked before applying any average. For an attached property, the price work starts with the correct property type and finishes with nearby, current competition.
Is there a current condo price average for Mount Royal?
The 2024 City table shows no condo or townhouse sales reported. That does not justify making up a neighbourhood condo number. I would review active listings in the same building or comparable complexes, plus available prior sales, before recommending a list price.
Why does the Mount Royal housing mix matter when I sell?
The 2021 Census profile records 58% single-family, 15% two-unit and 27% multi-unit across 2,032 dwellings. A detached house, two-unit home and multi-unit property attract different comparisons and questions. The listing plan should match the property instead of treating the entire neighbourhood as one uniform market.
Will an older home in Mount Royal turn buyers away?
No, but it raises the value of clear preparation and honest disclosure. The City profile says 88% of homes were built before 1981. Buyers will look carefully at maintenance, improvements and systems. Showing what has been addressed, while pricing remaining work realistically, is more credible than trying to market age away.
Who is likely to buy my Mount Royal property?
The 2021 profile counts 5,742 residents and reports 61% owner occupancy with 39% rented housing. The likely buyer depends on property type and price position. Marketing should identify the practical benefits relevant to that buyer, then show them clearly in photographs, floor plans and copy.
Can I sell in Mount Royal before buying my next home?
Yes, though the order should follow your financing, timeline and tolerance for uncertainty. Selling first can make your purchasing position clearer, while buying first may offer more control over the next move. We can map both paths, including a realistic launch and possession schedule, before any commitment.
What should I repair before listing in Mount Royal?
Prioritise issues that distract buyers or create questions during an inspection: visible maintenance, unfinished small repairs, cleanliness and documentation. Do not assume every improvement returns its full cost. A walkthrough is the right place to separate high-value preparation from work that is unlikely to change the result.
How will I know whether my Mount Royal listing marketing is working?
You receive daily reporting through a Listing Insights Dashboard. It shows activity from the advertising and listing channels being used, alongside feedback from showings. The numbers do not replace judgement, but they make it easier to see whether attention, inquiries and buyer response support the current strategy.
Does seasonality change how I should list in Mount Royal?
Season changes what a buyer notices first. Exterior condition, daylight and access all need different attention at different times of year. A prepared property can sell in any season, but the photography, showing plan and launch date should be chosen for the home and your schedule, not a generic calendar rule.
Can I get a Mount Royal value without agreeing to list?
Yes. A free evaluation is for planning, not a commitment. I can walk through the property, explain the relevant comparable sales and show the active competition, then you can decide whether selling now, later or not at all makes sense.
A short introduction to how I work with sellers across Saskatoon.
If you are considering a Mount Royal sale, start with a free home evaluation. You will receive a property-specific discussion of value, preparation and current competition before deciding whether to list.
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About Kent Braaten
My name is Kent Braaten and I would like to thank you for taking the time to look through my
website. As an experienced Realtor I am here to help make the purchase of your new home or
selling your current one as easy as possible.
I grew up in Birch Hills, Saskatchewan and now live in Saskatoon so I understand the local
market. I have experience in the construction industry and this gives me
the added tools to make sure that the home you are buying or selling meets your needs and
certain industry standards.
My knowledge as a Century 21 Fusion Real Estate Agent and personal interest in seeing
you successfully buy or sell in today’s market has been rewarded by the real estate industry.
