Beyond suites, City of Saskatoon growth and infill policy is pushing more density into established neighbourhoods, and the Board of Revision appeal process gets more attention whenever a reassessment year lands, since that is when a homeowner's property tax bill actually changes, in a market currently benchmarked at $444,700.
Provincially, Residential Tenancies Act, 2006 notice requirements around rent increases and tenancy endings come up often for anyone holding a rental property, since that Act, not a citywide cap, is what actually governs a Saskatoon landlord's options.
None of these move the needle as fast as a policy fight in a bigger market's headlines, but they are the ones that actually change what a Saskatoon home is worth to hold or to sell. Get your hand-reviewed valuation from Joel Dyck.