A Record-Breaking Month for Regina Real Estate
July 2025 was a landmark month for the Regina housing market, setting new records in sales and prices despite ongoing inventory challenges. The city reported 412 sales, an 8% increase year-over-year and over 30% above the 10-year average. This strong demand underscores the confidence buyers have in Regina’s real estate market.
Limited Inventory Fuels Price Growth
Although 530 new listings hit the market in July—down 1% from last year—strong sales activity kept supply tight. Inventory closed the month at 827 units, 5% lower than July 2024. With over 200 of these properties already conditionally sold, the effective active inventory heading into August sat at just 607 homes.
Benchmark Price Reaches New High
Tight supply and high demand drove the benchmark price to $343,300, up 7.8% compared to July 2024 and surpassing the previous record set in June. Detached homes averaged $365,300, semi-detached properties came in at $426,100, row/townhouses averaged $268,300, and apartments averaged $222,500.
Market Outlook
As Regina continues to experience strong population growth and steady economic performance, demand for housing is likely to remain elevated. This competitive environment favors sellers but also encourages buyers to act quickly and work with knowledgeable agents.
FAQs
How many homes sold in Regina in July 2025?
There were 412 home sales in Regina during July 2025, an 8% increase from July 2024 and 30% above the 10-year average.
What was the benchmark price in July 2025?
The benchmark price reached a record $343,300, up 7.8% year-over-year.
Is Regina currently a seller’s market?
Yes. With just over two months of supply and high demand, Regina is in a strong seller’s market.
How did inventory levels change compared to last year?
Inventory was 5% lower than in July 2024, with many homes already under contract, further tightening supply.
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