We discuss the emotional and practical aspects of downsizing or transitioning to retirement. Transitioning to a new chapter can be overwhelming.It's important to take control of your downsizing process.Starting early allows for better choices and less stress.The emotional weight of moving after many years is significant.Purging belongings can be freeing for both you and your family.Your kids may not be able to help with the process.Downsizing is about curating your life, not giving it up.Taking small steps can lead to significant progress.Asking for help is crucial during this transition.It's okay to grieve the loss of a long-term home.

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Thinking about making the move to the wide open spaces of rural Saskatchewan?
This episode peels back the Instagram filter on acreage life and gives you the real story.

Nichole, Elisha, and John share what it really means to trade city limits for gravel roads: the good, the tough, and the stuff most people don’t talk about. Whether you’re dreaming of space to roam, want peace from the pace, or need a reality check before leaping into a lifestyle change, this one’s for you.

What We Cover:

• The charm of space, sunsets, and silence

• The real work behind that peaceful view

• Septic tanks, snow removal, and service roads

• How to know if acreage life fits your goals

• What buyers should ask (and inspect) before they buy

• Why your lifestyle — not just your budget — matters here

• When it’s worth the trade-off, and when it’s not

Who Should Listen?
→ Buyers looking at rural property
→ Families craving freedom and space
→ Sellers ready to market their acreage authentically
→ Anyone trying to figure out where they really belong

Don’t make the move without the full picture.
Hit play and join us as we break down the dream — and the dirt — of acreage living in Saskatchewan. Want to chat more? Call your favourite local realtors at 306-695-HOME

In this podcast episode we discuss the common misconception that spring is the best time to buy or sell a home. We would argue that the shoulder season, which includes the fall and early winter months, can actually be a more advantageous time for both buyers and sellers. The conversation highlights the benefits of reduced competition, motivated sellers, and the opportunity for buyers to negotiate better terms. Consider the current market conditions and take action rather than waiting for the spring rush. Call your favourite local realtors today at 306-695-HOME