ELTR — Evan Loves to Real Estate

Saskatoon, Saskatchewan real estate can be down month to month and up year over year. Mohammed Evan of Dream Team | eXp Realty explains the September 2026 Saskatoon market—and why selling one home and buying another means looking at two price tags.

Welcome to ELTR — Evan Loves to Real Estate. Clear local conversations, practical examples, and a little humour for Saskatoon buyers and sellers.

IN THIS EPISODE
• 772 new listings and what that number does—and doesn’t—tell you
• A $439,600 residential benchmark: down $5,100 from August, up 2.5% year over year
• A hypothetical $500,000 sale and $650,000 purchase: a $150,000 gap before costs and financing
• Practical questions for owners moving again, first-time buyers, and sellers preparing for winter

CHAPTERS
00:00 Are prices down or up?
00:20 Meet Mohammed Evan and ELTR
01:20 September 2026: the place, period and source
01:35 New listings versus available inventory
02:06 Benchmark price explained
02:23 Monthly versus annual prices
03:26 Selling and buying: two price tags
03:50 A hypothetical price-gap example
04:49 Why real homes don’t move in lockstep
05:15 Three questions before your next move
06:34 First-time buyers
06:53 Sellers and winter preparation
07:25 Put your move on one page
07:56 Follow ELTR and ask your question

CONNECT WITH MOHAMMED EVAN
Dream Team | eXp Realty · Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Call or WhatsApp: 639-597-1163
Email: [email protected]
Follow and contact: https://linktr.ee/mdevanrealestate
Business socials: @mdevanrealestate

SOURCES AND CONTEXT
Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association, City of Saskatoon, September 2026 residential market report, released October 2026:
https://saskatchewanrealtorsassociation.ca/articles/residential-market-watch-september-2026

The benchmark is a model-based reference for a typical home, not a valuation of a particular property. New listings are not the same as current inventory. The price-gap examples are hypothetical arithmetic, not forecasts; actual properties, transaction costs and financing need individual review. Illustrative home scenes do not advertise an active listing. This episode provides general information, not personalized financial or legal advice.