Jo-Anne Larre - Century 21 Fusion

Jo-Anne Larre - Century 21 Fusion Joanne Larre is a professional REALTOR® matching Buyers and Sellers in the Saskatoon area since 199

Jo-Anne Larre is a Real Estate Agent with Century 21 Fusion and has been helping her clients with their most important financial investment - their homes - since 1995!

People assume the areas that get labeled “next” are still a gamble. I see it differently. Many are already steady. The s...
09/19/2026

People assume the areas that get labeled “next” are still a gamble. I see it differently. Many are already steady. The signs are just quieter than a fresh build or a trendy shop.

I look for patterns that last. Full recycling bins on pickup day. Yards raked before the first hard frost. The same few vehicles in the same driveways on a weekday morning. A school playground with worn paths across the grass.

One detail always stands out to me. A hand-lettered sign for a fall supper taped inside a community hall window. That tells me people plan to stay, show up, and invest time.

I’m always curious about the small signs first. They usually say the most.

Buying winter tires in October costs less than buying them after the first snowfall. Same tires, different timing.That’s...
09/18/2026

Buying winter tires in October costs less than buying them after the first snowfall. Same tires, different timing.

That’s office leasing right now. The number I’d watch is Q4. When renewals stack up in the last quarter, more tenants are bargaining at once, and landlords know it. That’s when rates tend to move up and options get picked over faster. If your office lease is up in the next 6 to 12 months, I’d start looking now, not when everyone else does. Want a straight read on your timing? I’m happy to give it.

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Data courtesy of Century 21 Fusion.

Statistics courtesy of the CREA DDF as of September 10, 2026

“Repairs will be minor, so I can skip a buffer.” I don’t advise that. I tell buyers to set aside about 1–3% of the purch...
09/16/2026

“Repairs will be minor, so I can skip a buffer.” I don’t advise that. I tell buyers to set aside about 1–3% of the purchase price for fixes in the first stretch, because paint, appliances, and small surprises add up fast.

If the number is much lower, I’m usually seeing guesswork. If it’s much higher, the inspection has probably already flagged a bigger issue.

Ready to start your home search?
📞 Call me at (306) 716-3474
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🌐 Visit my website at joanne-larre.c21.ca

I used to think I needed the perfect script before I offered my services. I don’t anymore. What changed was actually tal...
09/16/2026

I used to think I needed the perfect script before I offered my services. I don’t anymore. What changed was actually talking to people and hearing what they asked first. Now I keep a few rough notes, ask more questions, and explain my process in plain language. That’s how I figure out what matters to say. How do you like people to reach out?

Have questions or need guidance?
📞 Call me at (306) 716-3474
📧 Email me at [email protected]
🌐 Visit my website at joanne-larre.c21.ca

Most folks think they’ve got a month or more to get ready to sell, but I tell people the real work is in the first 10 da...
09/13/2026

Most folks think they’ve got a month or more to get ready to sell, but I tell people the real work is in the first 10 days before buyers start coming through, so if you’re even thinking about listing, I’d start with the stuff photos and first impressions catch right away: too much furniture, family pictures, and anything that makes a room feel smaller or darker.

Thinking about selling?
📞 Call me at (306) 716-3474
📧 Email me at [email protected]
🌐 Visit my website at joanne-larre.c21.ca

People think a room feels finished when the paint is fresh and the lighting is pretty. I notice the opposite. A room fee...
09/12/2026

People think a room feels finished when the paint is fresh and the lighting is pretty. I notice the opposite. A room feels done when I stop clocking the room at all because the layout finally makes sense.

That’s the first renovation question I’d ask: what’s annoying you every single day? Bad lamp spots, no landing zone by the door, a kitchen drawer that fights the dishwasher, not enough plugs where you actually sit.

Fix the friction first. Paint can wait. Pretty is nice. Easy to live in is what sticks.

If you have any other questions:
📞 Call me at (306) 716-3474
📧 Email me at [email protected]
🌐 Visit my website at joanne-larre.c21.ca

I plan renovation timelines very differently now than I did at the start. If a contractor says 6 weeks, I mentally make ...
09/11/2026

I plan renovation timelines very differently now than I did at the start. If a contractor says 6 weeks, I mentally make room for 9. Not because anyone is doing a bad job. It’s usually the gaps between steps that stretch things out: materials not arriving on time, one trade finishing late, the next trade starting days later.

When I’m looking at a home with work ahead, that’s one of the first questions I ask myself. If the timing matters, build in extra weeks from day one. It saves stress and bad decisions.

If you have any other questions:
📞 Call me at (306) 716-3474
📧 Email me at [email protected]
🌐 Visit my website at joanne-larre.c21.ca

This is what the market in Saskatoon was up to last month!Wondering what these numbers could mean for the sale or purcha...
09/09/2026

This is what the market in Saskatoon was up to last month!

Wondering what these numbers could mean for the sale or purchase of your home?

Contact me today to find out

“Cosmetic updates matter most when I’m buying.” I disagree. I open the cabinet under the sink and check the pipes, the s...
09/09/2026

“Cosmetic updates matter most when I’m buying.” I disagree. I open the cabinet under the sink and check the pipes, the shutoffs, and the cabinet floor before I get excited about counters or paint.

A slow drain or old water marks under there can point to leaks, bad connections, or moisture that turns into a lender problem later. My rule is simple: run the tap, open the doors, and look for staining, swelling, rust, fresh caulking, or a bucket hiding in the back, because inspectors can miss small signs and repairs can get forced onto the deal fast.

Ready to start your home search?
📞 Call me at (306) 716-3474
📧 Email me at [email protected]
🌐 Visit my website at joanne-larre.c21.ca

What should you have figured out before you call a Realtor?Honestly, not much.I don’t need a perfect plan. I don’t need ...
09/09/2026

What should you have figured out before you call a Realtor?

Honestly, not much.

I don’t need a perfect plan. I don’t need a neat budget spreadsheet, a five-year timeline, or a polished reason. I’d rather get the real version. “I think I want to move, but I’m not sure.” That’s useful. “I have no clue where to start.” Also useful.

That’s actually how I work. I start with the messy part first. I ask what feels off, what feels urgent, and what’s still fuzzy. Then I help sort it into steps that make sense.

If you wait until everything is tidy in your head, you usually wait too long. Call me early. I can help with the middle.

Have questions or need guidance?
📞 Call me at (306) 716-3474
📧 Email me at [email protected]
🌐 Visit my website at joanne-larre.c21.ca

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