When it comes to pets in Canada, over half of the population has one - 56% to be exact. When the pandemic hit, roughly 900,000 Canadians who have never owned a pet, welcomed one into their home. To say that Canadians have a soft spot for their pets would be an understatement, which means that the home and environment that Canadians keep them in is important.

When you’re buying a home, there is a great deal to think about, and that is before thinking what best fits your animal’s needs. It is overwhelming trying to think of everything that your animal might need in a new potential home which is why we have created a list of mental checks to have in the back of your mind when you are viewing potential homes.

Home Buyer’s Pet Guide

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Compared to many of the other capital cities across Canada’s provinces, the city of Regina is still downright affordable.

But, if you prefer the quiet of smaller suburban communities, the city of Regina may not be the right choice for you.

Luckily, the stunning Saskatchewan landscape that surrounds Regina is littered with plenty of small communities within an easy commute of the jobs and other conveniences of the city.

Here are 3 such communities located just outside of Regina that you may not have considered.

White City

Located a mere 12 kms east of Regina, White City is a fast growing town with a lot to offer homebuyers. In contrast to the city, lot sizes are a lot more generous and buyers are drawn the wide, gently winding streets,

Why Is Everyone Moving To Regina?

Saskatchewan's capital, Regina, is a fast-growing city with a lot to offer current and future residents.

Some of the reasons people are moving to Regina include:

Employment: Regina has a robust economy, built on a base of raw-materials and agriculture, Regina is also a centre for entertainment, culture (do Riders fans count?), and education.

Low cost of living: Move to Regina and you can expect to pay some of the lowest rent and sales tax in the country. Houses are similarly priced - fully a third to one quarter the price of what you'll pay for similar properties in Vancouver.

Regina also offers a host of incentives for students (or families with students), like the Graduate Retention Program which

Residents love Regina for its sense of community.  It is a city where you can plant some roots and live a lifestyle you have always dreamed of.  Whether you’re moving as a single professional or as a family, this dynamic city is bound to feature a home for sale that suits your needs and preferences.

If you’re currently looking to get a mortgage in Regina, we know what you’re thinking:

Getting a mortgage seems like quite an intensive and daunting process at first. There’s a lot of paperwork to fill out, hoops to jump through, and local rules to follow in order to have a shot at your dream property.

Look:

The best way to make sure you’re ready to get a mortgage in Regina is to arm yourself with knowledge of the home buying process and a

Owning a home is not as easy as it once was. With Canadian home prices having reached historical highs, we are struggling to balance the weight of mortgages versus what we are earning.

Making your home earn money for you is something that more and more home buyers are doing across the country. They are able to use the supplementary income to subsidize their mortgages and increase their financial stability.

Mortgage helpers are proving to be the smart investment to make. They are one of the most considered property types, offer flexibility, and can support many different types of homebuyers, supporting them towards achieving their financials goals.

With the Regina real estate market being so desirable, now is the time to think about purchasing

While it’s true that summer tends to ‘arrive’ later than it used to, there’s no debating that it’s definitely arrived now and people from coast to coast are now basking in the warm weather (sometimes too warm, right Montreal?) and bright sunshine that summertime in Canada is renowned for.

These days more and more individuals are attracted to the idea of having their own private get-out-of-town residence where they can get away and enjoy summer in ways you just can’t when staying in town.

Saskatchewan’s capital city may not have the reputation that others in Canada do for being a vacationing hotspot, but it’s entirely fair to say that there are a good number of Regina recreational properties outside of the city. They offer both great value for

The southern neighbourhoods of Regina have never been so popular. A great choice for families, the beautiful array of newer, single-family homes and classic character properties are dotted amongst vibrant park spaces. The Tourney Group invites you take a look at our collection of featured listings in the South Regina, and nearby Pilot Butte.

103 Slater Cres, Pilot Butte - $1,275,000

Built in 2011, this incredible estate home lies on 3.5 acreas of stunning Saskatchewan prairie land. The gated entryway and paved driveway make for an unforgettable approach to the home for you and guests. Inside, you'll find a spacious living room with beautifully designed gas fireplace, a kitchen constructed of dark maple and quartz and generously sized bedrooms

Buying a condo in Regina is an exciting prospect that will allow you to enjoy a low-maintenance and stylish lifestyle in one of Canada's most interesting and prosperous cities.

It's easy to see why Regina condos for sale are some of the most appealing properties currently on the market. There is a wide range of beautiful new condo developments gracing the city's evolving landscape, and these convenient and trendy units offer a perfect balance of luxury and simplicity. These Regina condominiums are part of a trend of significant growth in Regina, symbolizing the city's transformation from small prairie enclave to full-fledged cosmopolitan hub with an increasing younger population.

Whatever your reason for buying a Regina condo, you'll likely