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Saskatoon real estate agents reported 110 firm residential sales to the multiple listing service® this week. That’s an increase of six from last week’s numbers and well up from the same week last year when 80 properties were marked sold.


New listing activity fell sharply to 161, down 35 from last week and up by a dozen when compared to the same period last year.


Saskatoon real estate sales and listing stats for the week of September 19-25 2020



The total number of MLS® listings in the residential category slipped modestly lower, falling 11 from the previous week’s close to 1525. At this time last year, there were 1852 Saskatoon homes for sale on the MLS®.


Today’s total includes 854 detached single-family homes, down from a year ago by 291. There are also 591 condo properties, down 63 units from a year ago.


Let’s take a look at our sales to listing ratio.


Sales for the previous 30 days slipped to 451, a drop of just seven from last week. With 1525 active MLS® listings, that gives us a “months of supply” measure of 3.38 which is slightly up from last week.


Active Saskatoon real estate listing on the MLS at September 26 2020



More activity at the upper end of the Saskatoon real estate market pushed the weekly average price and the weekly median price higher to $377,200 and $361,400 respectively.


The four-week median price broke new ground to reach an annual high of $343,000. That’s up just over $3,000 from last week, and $18,000 higher than it was at this time last year. The six-week average price grew to $355,019 to finish up by roughly $4,600 from last week. That amounts to an annual increase of $22,000.


Average and median prices for Saskatoon homes sold September 19-25 2020



The number of sellers who received an offer above their asking price spiked higher to 11 this week. Those sellers saw an average bonus of $2,791 which was skewed significantly by one $15,000 overbid. Meanwhile, 85 of the week’s 110 sales closed for less than the seller’s asking price to net those buyers an average discount of $14,319.


Here is a breakdown of what the sales to listing price ratio looked like on this week’s sales. Please note that this chart may show over list price sales, even when I have reported the number as 0. Those sales are typically new properties that spent some period of time on the market, and most likely sold and included additional improvements that were not reflected in the original list price. For example, a new home listed at $450,000 sells at a price of $490,000 after 120 days on the market may have included a basement development that was not anticipated in the listing price. We report these to you as “at list price sales”, which is likely too generous in some cases, but it’s simply not practical to obtain the full details of each sale.


Sale price to list price ratios for Saskatoon homes sold through the MLS the week of September 19-25 2020


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Saskatoon real estate statistics for MLS home sales from September 19-25 2020



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If you've been following my stuff for any amount of time, you already know that I feel it's a big mistake for home sellers to market properties that are tenant-occupied. And it's not that I have anything against tenants, it's that I've never met a tenant who cares as much about the results of the sale as a homeowner would.


Absorbing a couple of months of vacancy will allow you to prep the home properly and to give buyers and realtors the access that you need to get the best offers on the home.


But I encountered a new one today that I wanted to call to your attention. If you own a property that's rented and a property manager manages that property for you and you want to offer it for sale, it's absolutely imperative that you open a line of discussion with your property manager.


Chances are when you signed your agreement with the property manager, you gave them a legal directive to lease the property on your behalf.


In this particular instance, we've represented a buyer who's purchased the house with vacant possession in 60 days' time. In the meantime, a property manager has entered into a one-year lease with a renter for that property, leaving the seller in a position where they have essentially committed that home to two separate parties, and they can't possibly honour both of those agreements.


In this case, the owner is busily engaged in a negotiation with the tenant to try to terminate that agreement, but that tenant has a right to occupy that property, and it's a bit problematic. One of those two contracts is potentially going to be in breach.


So if you're using a property manager and if you decide to market your property with the tenant in the home, make sure that you notify your property manager in writing and advise that they should not lease the property during the period of time that you have it on the market.



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On the heels of a short work week that produced the lowest number of home sales since the middle of May, Saskatoon real estate agents reported 104 deals to the MLS® to top sales for the same period last year by 42.


New listings continued to flow as if it were spring. Over the week, Saskatoon home owners listed 196 properties, up 22 from the previous week, and higher than the numbers recorded for the same week last year by 45.


Saskatoon real estate sales and listing stats for the week of September 12-18 020



The number of MLS® listings showing an active status on the system grew again for the second week in a row to reach 1536. That amounts to a weekly increase of 19 and an annual decline of 373 properties.


A closer look at the two major housing categories shows 860 single-family homes, up 15 from last week and down 298 from a year ago. There are also 592 Saskatoon condos for sale, nine more than were available last week, and 65 fewer than there were at this time last year.


Let’s take a look at our sales to listing ratio.


Sales over the past 30 days increased this week to 458. With inventory now sitting at 1536 that puts our “months of inventory” (MOI) at 3.35 which is down just a smidge from 3.4 months at the time of last week’s review. This very low MOI will continue to frustrate home buyers who are having difficulties finding much that they can make an offer on, particularly for single-family home buyers shopping at price points between $225,000 and $450,000.


Active Saskatoon real estate listing on the MLS at September 19, 2020



The weekly median home price fell lower to $325,000 as condo units priced below $200K had a big week. The weekly average sale price followed along and slipped lower by $40,000 to $333,101.


The six-week average price took its third consecutive weekly decline as it fell about six thousand dollars from last week to $350,445. That’s 16K higher than it was at this time last year. The four-week median price fell $50 from last week to $339,900 to claim an annual gain of just under twenty thousand dollars.


Average and median prices for Saskatoon homes sold September 12-18 2020



Overbid sales grew from three last week to five this period. On average, those lucky sellers saw a deal that was $4,280 above their listed price, with one home selling for 15K over. Meanwhile, 86 buyers came away from the negotiating table getting a discount averaging $12,503.


Here is a breakdown of what the sales to listing price ratio looked like on this week’s sales. Please note that this chart may show over list price sales, even when I have reported the number as 0. Those sales are typically new properties that spent some period of time on the market, and most likely sold and included additional improvements that were not reflected in the original list price. For example, a new home listed at $450,000 sells at a price of $490,000 after 120 days on the market may have included a basement development that was not anticipated in the listing price. We report these to you as “at list price sales”, which is likely too generous in some cases, but it’s simply not practical to obtain the full details of each sale.

Sale price to list price ratios for Saskatoon homes sold through the MLS the week of September 12-18, 2020

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Saskatoon real estate statistics for MLS home sales from September 12-18, 2020



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August 2020 another record-setting month for many Canadian housing markets: CREA

The Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) recently released national sales statistics for August of 2020.


According to the report, "Statistics1 released today by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) show national home sales and new listings continued to climb in August 2020."


"Home sales recorded over Canadian MLS® Systems edged up a further 0.9% between August and September, raising them to yet another new all-time monthly record."


"It has been a record-setting summer in many housing markets across Canada as REALTORS® and their clients play catch up following the loss of so much of the 2020 spring market," stated Costa Poulopoulos, Chair of CREA. "Many markets dealing with inventory shortages have been seeing fierce competition among buyers this summer; although, that was something that had been anticipated for 2020 prior to COVID-19. It really does seem that the spring market shifted into the summer. As conditions evolve into fall, we continue to make sure clients stay safe by complying with government and health officials’ directives and advice, including using technology to show properties virtually and to complete required forms and contracts. Now as always, REALTORS® remain the best source for information and guidance when negotiating the sale or purchase of a home,” continued Poulopoulos.


 Highlights of CREA's report

  • National home sales rose 6.2% on a month-over-month (m-o-m) basis in August..

  • The actual (not seasonally adjusted) activity was up 33.5% year-over-year (y-o-y)..

  • The number of newly listed properties climbed 10.6% from July to August.

  • The MLS® Home Price Index (HPI) rose 1.7% m-o-m and was up 9.4% y-o-y.

  • The actual (not seasonally adjusted) national average sale price posted an 18.5% y-o-y gain in August.

Read the entire report on Canadian MLS® sales for August of 2020.

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They say all good things must come to an end. 


Last week, I reported to you that we had just been through our 14th consecutive week of annual sales gains. This week, sales fell sharply to just 75, which is down 52 units from the previous week, and just enough to match sales for the same week last year. It’s not unusual to see sales declines during short work weeks, but there were other factors that suggested a general cooling to the market. 


New listings also fell lower this week as just 174 Saskatoon home sellers offered their home for sale on the multiple listing service®. That’s down by 13 from last week and ten fewer homes than were offered for sale over the same period last year.


Saskatoon residential MLS sales and and new listings for the week of September 5-11, 2020



Weakening sales activity, and a continuing flow of new listings made way for active listing inventory to grow by 22 units this week to 1517. Most years, the total number of active listings will peak at the end of June and then fall steadily lower for the balance of the year. Nothing is normal about this year, and inventory, as low as it has been, has hardly budged from that 1500-1600 range since it got there at the end of May.


Today, the MLS® system shows 845 detached houses with an “active” status. That’s well down from 1168 a year ago. We also have 583 condos, down from 647 at this time last year.


With 30-day sales falling to 450, a decline of 37 from last week, the “months of inventory” measure grew from 3 months to 3.4 months. That’s a sharp change in one week but this is the time of the year where we can typically expect conditions to improve for buyers, as seasonal demand begins to drop.


Active Saskatoon real estate listing on the MLS at September 12, 2020



The weekly median price of a Saskatoon home edged up just a few thousand dollars to $340,000 this week, in spite of the fact that sales above $500K grew this week. This cluster of activity at the market’s upper end did manage to push the average price for the week about 40K higher to $378,033.


The six-week average price declined by a few hundred dollars but remained near record highs for the year. It closed the week at $356,699 to take an annual gain of twenty-six thousand dollars. The four-week median price grew by nearly four thousand dollars from last week to $339,950. That’s $25,000 higher than it was at this time last year.


Average and median prices for Saskatoon homes sold September 5-11, 2020



The number of sellers to receive an offer above their asking price plummeted from 12 last week to just three, and those overbids were nothing to write home about. There were two at just $100 and one at $2100 for an average of just over $700. Meanwhile, the average discount that buyers negotiated was on the high side at $14.066.


Here is a breakdown of what the sales to listing price ratio looked like on this week’s sales. Please note that this chart may show over list price sales, even when I have reported the number as 0. Those sales are typically new properties that spent some period of time on the market, and most likely sold and included additional improvements that were not reflected in the original list price. For example, a new home listed at $450,000 sells at a price of $490,000 after 120 days on the market may have included a basement development that was not anticipated in the listing price. We report these to you as “at list price sales”, which is likely too generous in some cases, but it’s simply not practical to obtain the full details of each sale.


Sale price to list price ratios for Saskatoon homes sold through the MLS the week of September 5-11,2020

More weekly stats and numbers for those who love them. 

Saskatoon real estate statistics for MLS home sales from September 5-11, 2020



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We've talked at length about the four factors that are within your control as a home-seller.


As a quick review, they are again, the amount of preparation that goes into preparing the home for sale. How well the home is presented. The promotional plan to expose the home to the public, and the pricing.


And I wanna talk to you a little bit about promotion, which is arguably the one factor in your control which you control most indirectly. In other words, your marketing plan is largely going to be decided upon and executed by your real estate agent, so you want to take care in the agent that you select to ensure that they offer a promotional plan that will get your home the exposure that it needs.


Obviously, the more people that know your home is for sale, the better chance you have of getting showings and getting attractive offers.


A lot of real estate agents feel that just putting a home on the MLS and letting it migrate to industry-standard websites is enough. And certainly, given enough time, almost any house might sell that way, but, as I've said before, time is not on your side as a home-seller. The longer your home is on the market, the less likely you are to get an attractive offer. So your goal should always be to get an offer early on from some of the best prospects that are in the market when you list your house for sale. And that requires a targeted marketing plan that has some dollars behind it.


You know, if your agent is gonna post your house under Facebook page, I mean, well, wow, you know, they're probably not even reaching people who that information is relevant to. We're in a pay-to-play environment these days and some advertising budget is required and many agents are not into spending any money if they can get away with it. You want someone that is going to execute a targeted paper-click advertising campaign that will reach out to prospects who are most likely to be interested in a house like yours in an area like yours at the time that your home is for sale.



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Strong Saskatoon Home Sales Activity Persists in August of 2020: SRA


The Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association recently released statistics for MLS® sales in the month of August of 2020. The following text is taken directly from their media release.



Sales in Saskatoon were up 41.8%, going from 325 in August 2019 to 461 in August 2020, and up 47.7% in the overall region, going from 449 to 663. In Saskatoon, sales were 26.8% above the 5-year average (and 25.1% above the 10-year average), while in the larger region, sales were 29.8% above the 5-year average (and 27.3% above the 10-year average). Year-to-Date (YTD) sales in Saskatoon rose 8.9% over last year, increasing from 2,557 to 2,785, while YTD sales in the larger region rose 13.4%, going from 3,424 to 3,882.


Sales volume was up 55.5% in the city, going from $105.0M to $163.3M in 2020 (31.4% above the 5-year average, and 28.3% above the 10-year average). YTD sales volume in the city was $957.2M, an increase of 13.3% from last year. In the region, sales volume was up 18.0%, going from $1,076.9M to $1,271.2M (35.9% above the 5-year average and 35.5% above the 10-year average). YTD sales volume increased 18.0% in the region, rising from $1,076.9M in 2019 to $1,271.2M in 2020.


Saskatoon homes sales by month to August 2020



In Saskatoon, the number of new listings in August 2020 rose 7.7%, going from 724 to 780 (0.3% above the 5- year average and 4.0% above the 10-year average), while in the region, new listings rose 6.9% from 1,029 last year to 1,100 this year (2.6% below the 5-year average and 0.5% above the 10-year average). YTD new listings in the city fell 6.4%, going from 5,676 to 5,310, while in the larger region, the number of new listings to date fell 8.1%, going from 8,388 to 7,709. Active listings fell 19.5% in Saskatoon (down from 1,911 to 1,538) and fell 20.3% in the region (down from 3,473 to 2,768).


Inventory in Saskatoon stood at 3.3 months (which is 43.3% below the level last year and 39.9% below the 5- year average), while the sales to listing ratio was 59.1%, suggesting balanced market conditions. Inventory in the larger region stood at 4.2 months (which is 46.0% below the level last year and 40.5% below the 5-year average), while the sales to listing ratio was 60.3%, suggesting that market conditions favour sellers.


New and active Saskatoon real estate listings by month to August 2020



Homes in Saskatoon stayed on the market an average of 42 days in Augustdown 25.0% from 56 days last year (but below the 5-year average of 51 days and below the 10-year average of 46 days). Homes in the region stayed on the market longer than homes in the city at 50 days on average in 2020, but also down from an average of 68 days last year (and 16.1% below the 5-year average).


Median home prices in Saskatoon went from $309,000 to $336,000 (an increase of 8.7%) and were approximately 3.3% above the 5-year and 2.7% above the 10-year average median price. The MLS® Home Price Index (HPI)a more accurate measure of house price trendsis up 1.4% from $314,900 to $319,400. Year-to-date, the median home price in Saskatoon was $329,456 which is 2.9% above the $320,075 price from the same time last year. Median home prices in the region went from $293,000 to $327,900 (an increase of 11.9%) and were approximately 5.7% above the 5-year and 6.3% above the 10-year average median price. Year-to-date, the median home price in the region was $311,803 which is 3.8% above the $300,450 price from the same time last year.


Saskatoon home prices by month and category to August 2020



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The City of Saskatoon recently approved new regulations for the operation of short term rental properties in the city of Saskatoon. Prior to these changes, it was pretty much a free for all. If you had a property that you wanted to rent, you could put it up on Airbnb or some other vacation rental service and you could rent it out however you wanted.
 
The new regulations bring several requirements upon owners of these properties. And first of all, let's talk about short term rentals and what they are. According to the city's definition, it's any property that you might rent out for a period of 30 days or less and rent in its entirety. So this doesn't apply to "homestays" where you rent out a bedroom or two, but specifically the properties that you're renting out in their entirety for that period of time.
 
The new regulations require that you make a host declaration to the City of Saskatoon. So it's a prepared form that you're gonna answer some questions about the property itself and what your intentions are.
 
The owner must declare their agreement to have the property rented out on a short term basis. So this might eliminate those people who were grabbing up properties on a lease, and then renting them back to the market via Airbnb. Now you need the owner's permission to operate that type of rental.
 
Thirdly, you need a commercial business license. So like any other business, hotel, bed and breakfast, you're gonna need that license. The most onerous part of the new regulations is the necessity for a discretionary use application.
 
If you are operating a short term rental in a low or medium density area, like an R1 or an R2, you're gonna have to make a discretionary use application in the City of Saskatoon, to get their approval to operate there. That is a bigger hoop to jump through. It's a $2,500 charge to make a discretionary use application, whether you're successful or not. As part of that process, the city will send a notice out to neighbours that are within 75 meters of the property and invite them to register their objection against the operation of such a business in their area, if in fact, they have that type of objection.
 
From there it goes to the city council for their final approval. And once it's approved you're able to operate that short term rental on an annual basis, just renewing your commercial business license.
 
So that's basically what's involved in a short term rental these days. If you're considering such a thing, make sure that you consult with the City of Saskatoon, that you're absolutely certain of all the new regulations and how they might apply, to the particular property that you own, in the location that you own it.
 


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Cooler mornings and shorter days did little to dampen the enthusiasm of Saskatoon home buyers eager to wrap up a purchase this week. 


Residential sales grew to 127, to deliver our third-highest volume sales week this year. We finished the period up 20 sales from last week to nearly double units sold over the same period last year when just 65 Saskatoon homes traded hands. This was the 13th consecutive week that we recorded annual sales gains.


New listings came in at 187, up by six from last week and down five from the same week of 2019.


Saskatoon residential MLS sales and and new listings for the week of August 29 - September 5 2020



As is typical at the close of any month, a good handful of active listings (82) reached the end of their term and expired to bring MLS® inventory lower to 1495. That number is down from last week’s close by 57 listings and lower from the same time last year by 403 listings.


Today, the inventory consists of 832 single-family homes, for a weekly decline of 44 and an annual drop of 324. Additionally, there are 571 condo units, down just five from last week’s close, and lower by 72 from a year ago.


The 30-day sales number grew to 487, up from a six-week low of 464 recorded last week. 


Given that active listings fell lower this week and sales increased, the “months of inventory” measure dropped from 3.3 last week to three this week, pushing us a little deeper into seller’s market territory. We had been moving back towards a more balanced market over the past six weeks.I expect this blip to be temporary.


Active Saskatoon real estate listing on the MLS at September 5, 2020



With just a small handful of trades above the $500,000 mark, the weekly average price took a $23,000 dive to $337,985 while the weekly median was hardly changed at $337,000.


The six-week average price had been on a six-week streak of gains, and that came to a close this week as the measure fell lower by just a couple of hundred dollars. This week it was $357,012 which is about 34K higher than it was at this time last year. The four-week median price fell lower by just $500 compared to the previous week. It settled at $337,000 for an annual increase of $27,000.


Average and median prices for Saskatoon homes sold August 29 - September 5 2020



Overbid sales doubled compared to the previous week as 12 sellers managed to navigate a multiple offer situation that paid a bonus averaging $6,382. There was one deal that closed $30K above list price. Meanwhile, 109 sales closed below the seller’s asking price to net buyer’s an average discount of $10,570.


Here is a breakdown of what the sales to listing price ratio looked like on this week’s sales. Please note that this chart may show over list price sales, even when I have reported the number as 0. Those sales are typically new properties that spent some period of time on the market, and most likely sold and included additional improvements that were not reflected in the original list price. For example, a new home listed at $450,000 sells at a price of $490,000 after 120 days on the market may have included a basement development that was not anticipated in the listing price. We report these to you as “at list price sales”, which is likely too generous in some cases, but it’s simply not practical to obtain the full details of each sale.


Sale price to list price ratios for Saskatoon homes sold through the MLS the week of August 29 - September 5 2020

More weekly stats and numbers for those who love them. 

Saskatoon real estate statistics for MLS home sales from August 29 - September 5 2020




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