Pleasant Hill
Pleasant Hill is one of Saskatoon's oldest neighbourhoods, with smaller, older housing on modest city lots and ongoing infill redevelopment. It offers some of the lowest-cost entry points into detached ownership in the city, along with newer infill builds mixed in.
Selling in Pleasant Hill
Pick the one that describes you. Each is written for Pleasant Hill specifically.
Divorce home sale
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Inherited property
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Senior downsizing
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First-time buyers
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Relocating
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Investment property
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Multi-family
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New construction
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Condo
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Acreage and rural
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Move-up sellers
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Fixer-upper
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Tired landlords
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Cash buyers
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What Pleasant Hill homes are doing
the Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association publishes its benchmark for Saskatoon as a whole rather than street by street, so the honest answer for Pleasant Hill is the city benchmark of $444,700 plus what a walk-through of the specific home changes. Joel prices from sold comparables on the block, not from a neighbourhood average.
What is Pleasant Hill actually like to sell in?
Much of the housing in Pleasant Hill predates the older building boom seen in the rest of the city, small older homes on lots that have, in places, been subdivided or redeveloped with newer infill construction. That mix of old and new means the neighbourhood does not have one typical house; a small, older home can sit beside a recently built infill property with very different condition and value. CMHC's minimum down payment rules, five percent on a purchase price up to five hundred thousand dollars, make this kind of lower-priced neighbourhood especially accessible to a first-time buyer working with limited savings. Buyers here include first-time purchasers seeking the lowest entry price into a detached home, investors buying older housing for rental income, and buyers of the newer infill builds who want new construction without a suburban location. Given how much the housing stock varies from lot to lot, an accurate price depends on the specific house rather than the neighbourhood's reputation as an affordable area.
Pleasant Hill questions people ask
How is the commute from Pleasant Hill?
Joel Dyck works Pleasant Hill the same way he works every Saskatoon neighbourhood: sold comparables from the Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association on the blocks nearest the home, then a walk-through that catches the improvements an automated estimate cannot see. The Saskatoon benchmark price is $444,700, and what a Pleasant Hill home is worth moves off that with condition, lot and street.
How much do homes cost in Pleasant Hill, Saskatoon?
Joel Dyck works Pleasant Hill the same way he works every Saskatoon neighbourhood: sold comparables from the Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association on the blocks nearest the home, then a walk-through that catches the improvements an automated estimate cannot see. The Saskatoon benchmark price is $444,700, and what a Pleasant Hill home is worth moves off that with condition, lot and street.
What is Pleasant Hill, Saskatoon known for?
Joel Dyck works Pleasant Hill the same way he works every Saskatoon neighbourhood: sold comparables from the Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association on the blocks nearest the home, then a walk-through that catches the improvements an automated estimate cannot see. The Saskatoon benchmark price is $444,700, and what a Pleasant Hill home is worth moves off that with condition, lot and street.
Is Pleasant Hill a good place to live?
Joel Dyck works Pleasant Hill the same way he works every Saskatoon neighbourhood: sold comparables from the Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association on the blocks nearest the home, then a walk-through that catches the improvements an automated estimate cannot see. The Saskatoon benchmark price is $444,700, and what a Pleasant Hill home is worth moves off that with condition, lot and street.