Iryna Wehner - EXP Realty

11/20/2025

✨ New Listing Alert – Dundonald ✨
🏡 Split-Level | 3 Beds + Office | 2 Baths | 964 Sq Ft

Welcome to this beautifully maintained four-level split tucked away on a quiet crescent in the sought-after community of Dundonald. Built in 1986 and set on a spacious corner lot, this home delivers curb appeal, functionality, and room to grow.

⭐ Key Features:
• Massive heated, oversized double semi-attached garage – perfect for extra storage or a workshop
• Fresh interior paint (2023) for a clean, modern feel
• New roof (2018) for added peace of mind
• 3 bedrooms upstairs + office on the 3rd level
• 2 bathrooms
• Close to schools, parks, and major amenities

This home has been lovingly cared for and thoughtfully updated, offering the ideal blend of comfort and convenience. Whether you're a growing family or simply needing more space, this Dundonald gem is ready to welcome you home.

For more pictures or info please visit the website: https://irynawehner.exprealty.com/property/421-SK024387-126-ward-road-SK-S7L6Z9

MLS # SK024387
$399,900

Listed by Lannie Wisser, eXp Realty

📞 Message me for details or to book a private showing!

11/12/2025

It’s never just a transaction — it’s someone’s story ❤️.

11/10/2025

10/29/2025

📊 Saskatchewan Residential Market Forecast 2026
The Canadian Real Estate Association projects continued growth in home prices across Saskatchewan in 2026 — but at a slower pace compared to 2025.

🏡 Average Home Price
✅ 2025 (Actual): $349,195
✅ 2026 (Forecast): $360,839

📈 Price Growth
🔹 2025 Increase: 8.8%
🔹 2026 Projected Increase: 3.3%

🔍 What’s Driving the Slowdown?
While prices are still rising, the pace of growth is expected to moderate due to several key factors:

📉 Interest Rate Environment – Rising interest rates increase borrowing costs, reduce affordability, and cool buying activity.
📊 Economic Conditions – Employment levels, GDP growth, and commodity prices (like potash and oil) directly influence housing demand. A weaker economy means slower price growth.
🏗️ Housing Supply – More inventory entering the market can ease price pressure and balance the market.
👥 Demographic Trends – Slower population growth or reduced migration can lead to moderated demand.
🏛️ Government Policies – Changes to mortgage rules, incentives, or land-use regulations can impact buyer activity and overall market stability.

✨ Bottom Line: Saskatchewan’s housing market remains resilient heading into 2026, but shifting economic and policy conditions are moving it toward a more balanced and sustainable pace of growth.

10/28/2025

10/22/2025

Your home isn’t just a place—it’s your story. Every room, every detail should reflect who you are and what you love most. 🏡❤️

10/02/2025

🌟 Saskatoon Market Update 🌟

We’re still riding the peak of a boom cycle — but lately, there’s a cheeky slowdown vibe creeping in. More inventory is piling up, and buyers are starting to gain some leverage. Here’s what that means for you:

📊 Investors
Price Reductions are up +5.56% — motivated sellers are showing up! This is the time to watch the market closely and be ready to act quickly.

🏡 Sellers
Pricing matters more than ever. Price reductions are increasing. If you’re thinking about selling, now’s the time to get your home priced right before the winter slowdown sets in.

🔑 Buyers
With 680 active listings, you’ve got more options than before. That means more negotiating power — without the frantic bidding pressure we saw last season.

➡️ Whether you’re buying, selling, or investing, the market is shifting — let’s talk strategy!

09/18/2025

The central bank on Wednesday lowered its overnight benchmark by 25 basis points from 2.75 per cent to 2.5 per cent.

Interest rates cuts can make things like mortgage rates or the rate on an auto loan lower for new buyers or those who have rates that are not locked in place.