What's on your agenda for the long weekend?
I'm doing something that is going to challenge me to push through a crazy level of fear, but it may just change...
What's on your agenda for the long weekend?
I'm doing something that is going to challenge me to push through a crazy level of fear, but it may just change...
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I’m not big on interviews. Perhaps that’s a bit odd for someone who is the “media spokesperson” for his company. One of the biggest...
The “smallest house in Toronto,” measuring just 300 square feet is being offered for sale at $173,000. That’s $577 per square foot.
Sitting...
It may be dirty, ugly and smelly but according to this website (no longer available), it also offers “Great bones, and a great location.”
Shocking...
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...
A Winnipeg property owner decided to visit a tenant in his revenue home to find out why they hadn’t been paying the rent. When he arrived on the scene,...
This is not exactly important real estate news but I couldn’t resist writing a small snip about this story.
It seems that the popular A&E reality...
I really got a chuckle out of this story and couldn’t resist sharing it.
It seems that a British Columbia woman has been sentenced to serve two years...
Is it just me, or is this just a really strange idea?
Saskatchewan cattle farmer, Ivan Allin has launched a new business venture called U-Pick Steak Farm,...
Forbes recently released their list of Canada’s Most Expensive Homes. As far as I know, this is the first time that Forbes has compiled a list of...
Everyone’s talking about it, but apparently nobody is complaining about local artist Doug Taylor’s snow sculpture of a pair of magic mushrooms,...
Sharon, a real estate investor from Calgary, Alberta occasionally visits my blog.
If I recall correctly, she contacted me after she read one of my little...
I was checking out the Forbes list of the most expensive residential real estate in the U.S. this morning. I’m not really shopping for a new home...
You may already be aware that the Saskatoon housing market is experiencing a serious shortage of listing inventory. Currently, we have fewer than 300 active...
They say, “all good things must come to an end.” However sad, it’s true. On the front page of this morning’s Star Phoenix, an image...
I came across a website while visiting the blog of Maureen Francis, a Michigan REALTOR® and I thought it was kind of cute. It gave me a smile or two...
Licensed in 1993, Norm brings a wealth of experience to TeamFisher. He has worked in every imaginable capacity including sales agent, office manager, team leader, broker and now, broker/owner. Norm has written a weekly review of the Saskatoon real estate market for more than 750 consecutive weeks which may make him the most consistent industry blogger in the world.
Norm is known for his passion for technology and can most often be found exploring and experimenting with the next big thing in real estate marketing. He was the first Saskatoon real estate agent to promote a home online and has been an early adopter of new technologies ever since. “Everything about this business has changed over the past 20 years, and it will happen again in the next ten. An open mind and a curious attitude are all that’s needed to continue to find new ways to serve our clients by delivering a faster, smoother, worry-free transaction,” says Norm.
In his spare time, Norm enjoys Crossfit and cycling, some years accumulating over 2,000 kilometres on the road. He’s a strong supporter of the Royal LePage Shelter Foundation and enjoys raising funds by joining fun, fitness-related initiatives like the Grouse Grind for Shelter. In 2015, he trekked the Peruvian Andes to Machu Picchu. In 2017 he walked the southern highlands of Iceland across mountains, sand, snow, ice, lava fields and forest for seven days. Collectively those initiatives raised over a million dollars for Canadian women's shelters.