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Where to find a building, how to advertise one, what is for sale, and which trades the district is short of. This is the page an outsider looks for before deciding anything — and the one page nobody in West Central Saskatchewan currently publishes.
Commercial space and housing
Nothing is listed on this page today. The people below know what is for sale or for rent in Luseland, including buildings on Grand Avenue and commercial lots the town owns, often before it is advertised. One call to each is usually enough.
Current commercial listings in Luseland on REALTOR.ca
Town of Luseland property list
Where listings live- townofluseland.com — Real Estate The town's own page. Check it before anything else — when something comes up, this is where it appears first. Open the list
Advertising a property
How to list- $60, photographs included Luseland Community Development Committee Pick up a form at the Credit Union or download it from the town's Real Estate page. Cheques payable to the Luseland Community Development Committee, left with Jean at the Credit Union. Form and details
Realtors who sell in Luseland
Agents- Mary Kloster — Royal LePage Wheat Country Associate broker, serving Luseland, Kerrobert and Dodsland since 2008. 306-372-7832 Office 306-463-1766 Her listings
- Oak & Stone Real Estate Unity 105 Main Street, Unity. Has listed commercial property on Grand Avenue. 306-228-3733
- RE/MAX of the Battlefords Lists farmland and homes around Luseland. 306-446-8800 Luseland listings
Town-owned land and buildings
Commercial lots, zoning, utilities- Town Office 503 Grand Avenue The town holds commercial lots and property of its own. Ask here what is available and on what terms, and about zoning and servicing before you commit to a site. Town contact page · Box 130, Luseland S0L 2A0 306-372-4218 Bylaws and notices
Have a building standing empty, or looking for one? Buildings for rent and for sale go on this page with a street address and a phone number beside each. Tell the Chamber and it goes on here; if you are looking, the Economic Development Officer usually knows what is coming free before it is advertised.
Businesses for sale
Businesses here often change hands quietly, through a conversation rather than a listing. A buyer who finds the town early can keep a business open that would otherwise close when its owner retires.
If you are thinking about selling, or you have taken over a business here recently and would talk to somebody considering it, speak to the Economic Development Officer. Nothing is published without your say-so.
What the district is short of
We are building this list from what people who live here tell us, not from guesses: a shop or a service that residents keep leaving town for is an opening for somebody. Nothing is listed until it has been named often enough to stand on.
What do you leave town to buy?
If there is something you regularly drive to Kindersley, Unity or Saskatoon for, say so. It takes a minute, and it is exactly what somebody thinking of opening here needs to know.
Thinking of opening something?
The Economic Development Officer can tell you what the Chamber has heard so far, who already trades in the district, and what support is open to a new business.
Talk to a person instead of a form
Somebody weighing a move, a building or a purchase wants a human being who knows which buildings are empty and who owns them. That is the Economic Development Officer's job.
- Chamber office Luseland & District Chamber of Commerce 503 Grand Avenue, Luseland SK S0L 2A0 1 (639) 874-0411 Email