Days on market is also a slippier measure than it looks. It can be counted from the current listing date or from the original one, which means a home relisted after an expiry can reset to zero on paper while having sat for months in reality. Condominiums and detached houses move at different speeds, and so do a starter home and a property well above the benchmark.
The figures that are actually current for Saskatoon tell the same story more reliably. The association reported 446 residential sales in the city, 6.6 percent against the ten year average for the month, 1.63 months of supply and new listings 12.3 percent year over year. Months of supply is the number to watch, because it describes how quickly the standing inventory would clear at the current pace.
For your own house, the honest answer is that timing follows price and condition, not an average. A correctly priced, well-presented home sells quickly in a tight market and an overpriced one does not, regardless of the median. Joel Dyck prices from documented improvements and real comparables so the listing is not the one setting the slow end of that average.