Regina recorded 382 residential sales in July, down 7% from a year earlier but 18% above the 10-year July average. New listings improved modestly, yet steady sales prevented meaningful inventory relief. Of the 755 homes available at month-end, 208 were conditionally sold and expected to leave the market—equivalent to only 1.43 months of supply after accounting for conditional sales.

Regina Benchmark Home Price in July 2026

The total residential benchmark price was $349,800, up 3% year over year. The average sale price was $387,098, up 13%. Regina’s total residential benchmark price was $349,800, up 3% year over year but below the prior record of $356,400 set in June. Benchmark prices measure a typical home and can differ from the average price of homes that happened to sell in a given month.

• Detached homes: 275 sales with a $372,900 benchmark, up 3% year over year and a $422,943 average sale price, up 8% year over year.
• Semi-detached homes: 19 sales with a $438,400 benchmark, up 3% year over year and a $445,741 average sale price, up 33% year over year. Nineteen sales provide useful context, but the segment is much smaller than detached homes.
• Row/townhouses: 49 sales with a $270,300 benchmark, up 2% year over year and a $303,377 average sale price, up 7% year over year.
• Apartments: 39 sales with a $232,200 benchmark, up 7% year over year and a $210,967 average sale price, up 6% year over year.

Regina Sales Remain Above the Long-Run July Norm

Regina recorded 382 total residential sales in July, down 7% year over year and 18% above its 10-year July average of 323 sales. Year to date through July, Regina recorded 2191 sales, down 5% year over year.

• Detached homes: 275 sales.
• Semi-detached homes: 19 sales.
• Row/townhouses: 49 sales.
• Apartments: 39 sales.

Inventory, Supply and Days on Market

There were 534 new listings in July, up 1% year over year and 6% above the 10-year July average of 504 listings. Active inventory totalled 755 homes, down 9% year over year and 43% below the 10-year July average.

Months of supply was 1.98, down 2% year over year and 55% below the 10-year July average of 4.42 months. Homes that sold spent a total-residential average of 29 days on market, compared with a 10-year July average of 45 days.

Regina’s 755 active listings included 208 conditionally sold homes expected to leave the market. Factoring in those conditional sales, the market entered August with an effective 1.43 months of supply.

What This Means for Buyers and Sellers

For buyers: Regina remains a fast-moving, supply-constrained market. Conditional sales further reduce the homes likely to remain available, so buyers benefit from a clear budget, financing readiness and prompt decisions on suitable properties.

For sellers: The market continues to favour well-positioned sellers, particularly in segments with limited competing inventory. The modest step back from June’s benchmark record reinforces the value of pricing to current comparables rather than assuming every listing will command a premium.

The Bottom Line

Regina’s July data shows a market with a benchmark price of $349,800 and 1.98 months of supply. Whether you are weighing a purchase, sale or investment decision, contact Kent Braaten for advice tailored to your property and goals.

Source: Saskatchewan REALTORS Association (SRA), Regina Monthly Market Stats, July 2026

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