Regina Housing Market Update (Fall 2025)

Trends in the Regina Housing Market

Average sales prices across all property types are anticipated to rise by five 1.5 per cent through the end of 2025, while the number of sales is predicted to stay the same. Average house prices are expected to remain fairly constant through the end of the year, though more interest rate cuts could a small uptick in the average sales price. Sales are expected to grow by one to 1.5 per cent over the next four months. 

The Regina housing market in Q4 2024 experienced a seller’s market due to a shortage of housing supply which is expected to remain consistent for the rest of the year.  Regina could see another small increase in price for the remainder of the year, by possibly another one to two per cent. If that happens, sales in the region could slow even more for the rest of the year, given the region has already seen very low inventory so far this year. 

Families, couples and new Canadians are primarily driving sales in the region. As well as investment buyers from other provinces. There is simply not enough inventory at this time to accommodate the overall increasing demand, resulting in rising prices in the region. Remarkably, overall economic uncertainty is not having an influence in consumer confidence, signalling a strong sense of resilience and affordability in the region, fuelled by good job opportunities and a community feel. 

First-time buyers are slightly older in the region relative to previous years, but not to the point where it is particularly noticeable or significant. This region is one of the most affordable, relatively speaking, so this doesn’t specifically have the same impact as a larger market where down payments are necessary for larger properties valued at one million plus. They also are more sufficient, not relying as much on their parents to enter the market. 

Regina is an appealing region for many types of people and groups with either equal or similar versions on either side of the city. Each cluster has new upcoming projects and developing neighbourhoods and communities.