November 2007 - Posts
The Edmonton real estate market may be starting to show some positive signs with active residential listings dropping around 10% in recent months, but this ad makes it obvious that some seller’s are motivated and ready to do what needs to be done
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The Saskatoon real estate market continued along at a fairly typical fall pace this week. Sales of houses and condominiums showed a marginal increase over last week but new listings also posted some gains. Overall, the active residential listing inventory
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Surely, there is a God! The Supreme Court of Canada today reinstated Jack Grover’s obstruction of justice conviction , ruling that the Saskatchewan Court of Appeals was wrong to overturn the guilty verdict. Grover was charged following a deadly
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Yet another week of Saskatoon real estate activity is behind us, and while the numbers look more or less similar to those that we’ve seen in recent weeks, there is at least one notable change which is worth pointing out. The “average overbid”
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New listings of Saskatoon houses and condos remained stable with those reported the previous week while total unit sales took a small step forward to 76 properties, from 71 the week before. While sale numbers are definitely weaker in recent weeks, the
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Average selling prices of Saskatoon homes continued on an erratic bounce as prices in the house and condo category reached $257,778 in October, up substantially from $241,537 in September, but more or less of par with the figure recorded in August of
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The most notable change within the Saskatoon real estate market over the past week was the sharp drop in both new residential listings and total active listings. Only 85 properties were offered up for sale, the lowest number for any single week since
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The Saskatoon Region Association of REALTORS® (SRAR) released its statistical overview of the Saskatoon real estate market for October today. These statistics are based on residential units, of all types, which were reported as having firmed up during
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