Property Management in Evergreen
Evergreen sits in the northeast corner of Saskatoon, north of Silverspring and a short drive from the U of S. Most owners we work with here bought a new build between 2013 and 2020, then needed a manager when work moved them somewhere else. We have managed Saskatchewan rentals since 2017 and run full offices in both Saskatoon and Regina.
What we manage in Evergreen
Evergreen is a master-planned hood approved by City Council in June 2009. The first lot draw was in 2011, and the last single-unit lot sold on November 9, 2020. That decade is the buildout window most of our owners bought through. The mix is roughly 2,000 single-family units and 3,600 multifamily, on 655 acres at 8.6 units per acre. When fully populated, the hood is projected to land around 12,622 residents in 5,712 units.
We manage both ends of that mix. Single-family homes around Atton Crescent and the Baltzan Boulevard pocket. Condos and townhouses in the multi-unit stock, including buildings like Aria Condominiums, a 66-unit podium-style condo with heated underground parkade. The northern boundary runs along Fedoruk Road and Agra Road. The emerging commercial hub at McOrmond Drive and Fedoruk Road shows up on owner calls more often each year.
Evergreen owners we work with
Most of our Evergreen calls come from owners who bought a new build during the 2013 to 2020 stretch and are now leaving the city for work. The phrase we hear is some version of "we're moving to Calgary at the end of the month," or Edmonton, or back east. Engineers, healthcare workers, U of S faculty. The home is a rental conversation, not an investor pickup. We pull comps, give a realistic rent, and walk through what the next 30 to 45 days look like from move-out to tenant-in.
The other group is smaller in Evergreen because the hood is still young. A few longer-tenure owners who have held through one or two tenants and are done managing it themselves. Tired of the screening calls, the late rent, the after-hours maintenance. They want one operator handling the whole thing.
How we handle Evergreen
Evergreen has the highest renter share of our current Saskatoon hood pages. 67% home ownership, 33% renters. That is a lot of renter demand for a new-build hood, and it shapes how we list. The labour force participation rate sits at 76.7%, above the provincial 69.3%, so tenants here are working professionals and families. Median age is 30 to 34, 45% hold university degrees, and 56% earn between $50K and $150K with another 27% over $150K.
The U of S is the gravity well for both owners and tenants. Centennial Collegiate and St. Joseph's High School are nearby, and the joint public and Catholic elementary school is operational inside the hood. Condo stock around Baltzan Boulevard and Pohorecky Crescent leases in 2 to 3 weeks in spring. Single-family stock closer to 4. We list with current comps, screen on credit, employment, references, and prior landlords, and push the rent-or-sell conversation early when an owner is on the fence.
Pricing
Evergreen pricing follows our Saskatoon structure. Percentage of rent collected each month, three tiers, with a leasing fee billed once when a new tenant moves in. No setup fee, no hidden line items. The live tables are below.