What differs by neighbourhood is pricing, not process. Riversdale's mix of older housing stock and ongoing redevelopment means comparable sales vary block to block more than in most Saskatoon neighbourhoods, so getting an accurate number matters even more when both spouses need to agree it is fair.
Each spouse typically retains their own lawyer, for legal fees of roughly $800 to $1,500, to review the listing agreement and the eventual purchase contract, even when the sale itself is uncontested, since that separate review protects both sides if questions come up later about the division of proceeds.
A hand-reviewed valuation gives both spouses a number they can trust before the property goes on the market, which tends to shorten the whole process. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.