Kara Olson - Real Estate Agent

09/17/2026

NEW LISTING | 195 Wells Street

Schools across the street. 🌳 Park out the back. And enough storage for that Costco haul because buying 36 rolls of toilet paper at once is definitely saving you money.

This well-maintained mid-century modern bungalow in Walsh Acres has a lot going for it:

✨ 1,100 sq. ft.
🛏 3 bedrooms upstairs + bonus basement bedroom/office
🛁 2.5 bathrooms
🔥 Wood-burning fireplace
🙌 Finished basement + tons of storage
🌳 Fully fenced yard backing Pasqua Gate Park
💦 Front-yard underground sprinklers
🛠 Shingles replaced in 2024
🚗 Paved rear lane + room to build a future garage

George Lee and St. Bernadette Elementary Schools are directly across the street, with shopping, groceries, restaurants and recreation nearby.

Big yard. Green space backing. Schools steps away. Costco-level storage. And room for a future garage. This one understood the assignment.

📍 195 Wells Street | Walsh Acres
📲 Message me for details or to book a showing!

09/04/2026

A day late, because… Realtor life. 😂🏡

But just like that, Grade 5!

How did we get here already?! We are so proud of this girl and excited to see what this year brings.

Here’s to a great year, little miss! 💕

08/26/2026

Want to be in your new home before fall is over? 🍂

A lot of buyers start thinking about a move when the seasons change, but getting the keys in your hand takes a little planning ahead.

August is a great time to start figuring out what your next move looks like. The earlier you have a plan, the more prepared you’ll feel when the right home comes along.

I put together a simple timeline to show what the process can look like if a fall move is your goal.

Save this for later, and if you’re thinking about buying in Regina, send me a DM. I’d be happy to help you figure out your next steps.

08/23/2026

What’s all the fuss about living in Saskatchewan? 🌾

A typical Sunday might explain it.

Big skies. Quiet roads. A little fresh air. Maybe a coffee in hand, nowhere you have to be, and a sunset that has absolutely no business looking that good.

It’s not always flashy, and that’s kind of the point.

There’s something pretty great about a place where life can feel a little slower, people still wave when you pass them, and home actually feels like home.

Saskatchewan Sundays just hit different. 🤍🌾

If you're thinking about making a move to Regina, spend a regular weekday here before you decide. You'll get a much better feel for what everyday life is actually like.

08/22/2026

If I was moving into a new house tomorrow, I wouldn’t start by unpacking boxes.

There are a few things I’d want to take care of while the house is still empty because they get a whole lot harder once furniture and boxes are everywhere.

Before moving anything in, I’d:

🔒 Change the locks so I know exactly who has access.

🧼 Deep clean the entire home while every corner is still easy to reach.

🎨 Paint any rooms that need a refresh.

🔨 Take care of flooring updates or repairs before furniture covers everything.

💦 Find the water shut-off valve, breaker panel, and other important home systems before I actually need them.

These are the little things that are easy to forget when you’re excited to move in, but doing them first can make those first few weeks in your new home so much smoother.

Save this for your next move, and if you’re thinking about buying a home in Regina, I’m always happy to help you prepare for what comes next 🏡

08/22/2026

I look at a lot of homes every week, and every once in a while one pops up that makes me stop scrolling.

These are a few of the listings I'd genuinely have a hard time saying no to if I was moving within Regina.

That's one of my favourite parts of this job. I get to walk through homes that people dream about, then help my clients find the one that feels like home to them.

Now I want to know... which one would you choose?

Drop the address in the comments, or send me a DM if one of these caught your eye and you'd like to book a showing.

08/12/2026

I've heard people write off Regina for all kinds of reasons, and most of the time they're repeating something they read online or heard from someone who hasn't been here in years.

The funny part is that once people actually spend some time here, their opinion usually changes pretty quickly.

Every city has its own reputation, but it rarely tells the whole story. That's why I always tell clients to explore the neighbourhoods and see what everyday life actually feels like before making up their minds.

I'd love to know... what's the biggest misconception you've heard about Regina?

08/12/2026

If I were buying my first home in Regina today, these are the things I'd focus on first. 🏡

A lot of first-time buyers spend months thinking about things like paint colors and layouts, but those decisions come later.

I'd make sure I understood the full cost of buying, get pre-approved before touring homes, choose the right neighbourhood, and never skip the inspection. I'd also leave some money in the bank after closing because every home comes with a few surprises.

If buying your first home is on your radar this year, send me a message. I'd be happy to answer your questions and help you figure out your next step.

08/08/2026

These things are a little too accurate. 😅

The longer I've been in real estate, the more these things have become second nature. I can't walk past a "For Sale" sign without looking, and I never think twice about answering a text with a quick real estate question.

I love that people trust me enough to reach out, even when they're not ready to buy or sell yet. Whether it's a question about the market, a neighbourhood recommendation, or where to find the best fresh rolls in Regina (Houseparty.yqr), I'm always happy to help.

So if you've been wondering about anything local, or you're thinking about making a move someday, send me a message!

08/07/2026

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Whether you're buying your first home, selling your current property, investing, or simply exploring your options, our team is here to help you achieve your real estate goals. Reach out to a Century 21 Dome Realty Inc. agent today!