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$249,900
2314 Lorne Street
  • Regina
  • 1 bd
  • 1 ba
  • 2496 sf
  • House

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1840 Retallack Street, Regina, SK, S4T 2J7
$649,900
1840 Retallack Street
  • Regina
  • 5 bd
  • 3 ba
  • 1954 sf
House
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3533 Green Brook Road, Regina, SK, S4V 1R5
$1,049,900
3533 Green Brook Road
  • Regina
  • 6 bd
  • 4 ba
  • 2227 sf
House
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4133 Green Willow Terrace E, Regina, SK, S4V 1M3
$850,000
4133 Green Willow Terrace E
  • Regina
  • 4 bd
  • 3 ba
  • 1605 sf
House
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1603-3520 Hillsdale Street, Regina, SK, S4S 5Z5
$519,000
1603 3520 Hillsdale Street
  • Regina
  • 2 bd
  • 2 ba
  • 1389 sf
Apt/Condo
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4404 Wild Rose Drive, Regina, SK, S4V 3V6
$3,988,000
4404 Wild Rose Drive
  • Regina
  • 6 bd
  • 8 ba
  • 6096 sf
House
2545 Atkinson Street, Regina, SK, S4N 3X8
$259,900
2545 Atkinson Street
  • Regina
  • 3 bd
  • 2 ba
  • 670 sf
House
307-51 Rodenbush Drive, Regina, SK, S4R 7X2
$89,000
307 51 Rodenbush Drive
  • Regina
  • 1 bd
  • 1 ba
  • 689 sf
Apt/Condo
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119-3121 Green Bank Road, Regina, SK, S4V 3X5
$629,900
119 3121 Green Bank Road
  • Regina
  • 4 bd
  • 3 ba
  • 1267 sf
House
2314 Lorne Street, Regina, SK, S4P 2M9
$249,900
2314 Lorne Street
  • Regina
  • 1 bd
  • 1 ba
  • 2496 sf
House
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301-1130 Mccarthy Boulevard N, Regina, SK, S4X 4N6
$214,900
301 1130 McCarthy Boulevard N
  • Regina
  • 1 bd
  • 1 ba
  • 707 sf
Apt/Condo
23 Rawlinson Crescent, Regina, SK, S4S 6B7
$448,900
23 Rawlinson Crescent
  • Regina
  • 3 bd
  • 3 ba
  • 1746 sf
House
1351 Retallack Street, Regina, SK, S4T 2J1
$128,888
1351 Retallack Street
  • Regina
  • 6 bd
  • 2 ba
  • 936 sf
House
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118 Laval Drive, Regina, SK, S4V 0B3
$549,000
118 Laval Drive
  • Regina
  • 5 bd
  • 4 ba
  • 1994 sf
House
24-1811 8th Avenue N, Regina, SK, S4R 0G5
$129,900
24 1811 8th Avenue N
  • Regina
  • 3 bd
  • 1 ba
  • 995 sf
Apt/Condo
2040 Mcdonald Street, Regina, SK, S4N 2Y5
$59,900
2040 Mcdonald Street
  • Regina
  • 2 bd
  • 1 ba
  • 530 sf
House
418 Connaught Street, Regina, SK, S4R 4W9
$90,000
418 Connaught Street
  • Regina
  • 1 bd
  • 1 ba
  • 531 sf
House
1104-5500 Mitchinson Way, Regina, SK, S4W 0N9
$174,900
1104 5500 Mitchinson Way
  • Regina
  • 2 bd
  • 1 ba
  • 736 sf
Apt/Condo
1611 Rae Street, Regina, SK, S4T 2E1
$129,900
1611 Rae Street
  • Regina
  • 2 bd
  • 2 ba
  • 736 sf
House
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3058 L'arche Crescent, Regina, SK, S4S 1M7
$525,000
3058 L'Arche Crescent
  • Regina
  • 4 bd
  • 3 ba
  • 1978 sf
House
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7 Princess Place, Regina, SK, S4S 2K3
$379,910
7 Princess Place
  • Regina
  • 3 bd
  • 2 ba
  • 1304 sf
House
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Regina Real Estate

Regina is the capital of Saskatchewan and the province's second-largest city, sitting in the flat prairie landscape of the south-central part of the province. Buyers are drawn here for affordability more than anything else. Home prices run well below the national average, and detached houses that would be out of reach in most of Canada are attainable here on a single or dual income. The city serves as the administrative and financial centre of the province, which gives the local economy a stable base that doesn't swing as hard as some resource-dependent regions.

The provincial government is one of the largest employers, alongside Crown corporations like SaskPower, SaskTel, and SaskEnergy, all headquartered in the city. Mosaic Company and the agricultural sector anchor a lot of the private economy. Wascana Centre, one of the largest urban parks in North America, wraps around Wascana Lake and includes the Saskatchewan Legislative Building, the Royal Saskatchewan Museum, and the MacKenzie Art Gallery. The Saskatchewan Roughriders play at Mosaic Stadium, and game days are a genuine part of life here. Downtown has Victoria Park, the Cornwall Centre for shopping, and a growing restaurant scene along Dewdney Avenue in the Warehouse District.

Regina's housing stock spans a wide range of eras. Older character neighbourhoods like Cathedral and the Crescents hold early-20th-century homes with original detail, mature trees, and some of the most sought-after streets in the city. Lakeview and Hillsdale offer mid-century homes near Wascana. Newer subdivisions on the city's edges, including Harbour Landing in the south and The Greens on Gardiner in the east, bring modern builds, wider lots, and newer schools. Bungalows are common across the older core, while the newer areas lean toward two-storey family homes.

 

Explore Regina Homes for Sale

REW's Regina MLS® listings are updated regularly, so you're working with current inventory rather than stale postings. Filter by property type, price, and bedroom count to narrow things down to what fits. Common property types in Regina include:

  • Detached houses: Detached homes make up the bulk of the Regina market and remain very attainable by national standards. You'll find character bungalows in Cathedral and Lakeview, and newer two-storey builds in Harbour Landing and The Greens.

  • Townhouses: Townhomes are a practical middle option, often found in newer developments on the south and east sides. They tend to appeal to first-time buyers and downsizers who want less maintenance than a detached property.

  • Condos and apartments: Condo supply is concentrated Downtown and in areas near Wascana. Given how affordable detached homes are here, condos mostly suit investors, students, and buyers who specifically want low-maintenance living.

  • Duplexes: Duplexes show up throughout the older core and in some newer subdivisions, and they work well for buyers looking at rental income or multigenerational living close to Downtown amenities.

Connect with a local Regina real estate agent for neighbourhood-level guidance. Use REW's mortgage calculator to run the numbers, and reach out to our mortgage partners when you're ready to talk financing.


Regina Real Estate FAQs

What is Regina known for?
Regina is the capital of Saskatchewan and home to the Saskatchewan Roughriders, who play at Mosaic Stadium. It's known for Wascana Centre, a large urban park built around Wascana Lake that holds the Legislative Building and the Royal Saskatchewan Museum. The city is also the provincial seat of government and headquarters for Crown corporations like SaskPower and SaskTel.
Is Regina a good place to buy a home?
For affordability, Regina is one of the strongest markets in the country. Home prices sit well below the national average, which means detached houses are within reach for a lot of buyers who'd be stuck with a condo elsewhere. The economy is anchored by government and Crown corporations, which gives it more stability than resource-heavy markets.
What are the best neighbourhoods in Regina?
Cathedral and the Crescents are popular for character homes, mature trees, and walkability near Downtown. Lakeview and Hillsdale offer mid-century homes next to Wascana Centre. For newer construction, buyers tend to look at Harbour Landing in the south and The Greens on Gardiner in the east.
How far is Regina from Saskatoon?
Saskatoon is about 260 kilometres northwest of Regina, roughly a two-and-a-half to three-hour drive up Highway 11. The two cities are Saskatchewan's largest and are often compared when people weigh where to settle in the province.
What is the average home price in Regina?
Regina remains one of the more affordable major markets in Canada, with prices well under the national average. Detached homes in newer areas like Harbour Landing sit higher than bungalows in the older core, and condos offer the lowest entry point. REW's current listings will show you the most accurate pricing on what's available now.
Does Regina get a lot of mosquitoes near Wascana Lake?
Summers near Wascana and the creek system can bring mosquitoes, and the city runs a control program that treats standing water through the season. If you're buying close to the lake or low-lying green space, it's worth factoring into how you'll use the yard in peak summer months. Most established neighbourhoods a few blocks back from the water see far less of it.
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