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Planning A Kids Bedroom
Designing a child’s room can offer plenty of possibilities for fun color choices and creative ideas, but there’s more to the process than meets the
Curb-less Showers
We’ve all heard and thought about curb appeal but have you heard of a curb-less shower? A curb-less shower is extra special. And it looks
Arranging Your Furniture
An empty room can be viewed as a great opportunity for something new or a great challenge for those who are not inclined. With so
AUGUST 2022 MONTHLY REAL ESTATE REVIEW
Even with interest rates on the rise, Saskatoon still see’s the demand for residential real estate out way the supply. Property values hold strong as
Outdoor Space
Who doesn’t love a good outdoor space? With summer behind it is a great time to start thinking about what next summer could like in
Getting Your Home Fall Ready
Unfortunately, it’s that time of year again. Is it just us or is summer starting to feel shorter and shorter? As we prepare for the
How To Declutter With Ease
Facing a cluttered space can feel disheartening. Who has the time (or frankly, the desire) to spend all day clearing clutter? Making progress toward a
Design Mistakes & How To Avoid Them!
People don’t get around to tackling a decorating project because they’re afraid to make mistakes. In order to put your fear aside we’ve highlighted the
JULY 2022 MONTHLY REAL ESTATE REVIEW
July Monthly Real Estate Review Saskatoon continues to see high levels of activity all the way through July. Property values have started to level out
Calm and Relaxing Bedrooms
There are endless ways to decorate a bedroom, but the room should above all encourage relaxation and sleep. A good night’s sleep is an essential
Garage Organization, Storage, and Cleaning
If you’re like most of us, your car is a five-figure investment that you can’t do without! Those cold Saskatchewan winters are also very unforgiving!
Interest Rate Hike & What It means
The TD Real Estate survey found that 26% of Canadians don’t have a good understanding of the impact of rising rates. 38% are confused about
