Regina’s housing market stayed competitive in March 2026, with strong sales activity, limited supply, and another record-setting benchmark price. The city reported 313 residential sales in March, up 4.7 per cent year over year and about 15.8 per cent above the 10-year average. At the same time, there were only 400 new listings, down 4.3 per cent from last year, while inventory sat at 522 units, down 10.8 per cent year over year. That pushed Regina’s months of supply down to 1.67, showing just how tight market conditions remain.

One of the biggest takeaways from this month’s report is how little choice buyers actually have. Of the 522 units in inventory at month end, 181 were already conditionally sold, leaving only 341 active properties available heading into April. For buyers, that means well-priced listings can still attract quick attention. For sellers, it means strong market leverage continues in many segments of the city.

Prices also continued to climb. Regina’s total residential benchmark price reached a record $343,700 in March, up from $336,400 in February and 6.3 per cent higher than March 2025. The chart in the report also shows a longer-term pattern of declining supply paired with rising benchmark pricing, which helps explain why values have remained firm despite affordability challenges.

Detached homes continued to lead the market in March with 211 sales, up 4 per cent year over year. The detached benchmark price rose to $368,000, up 7 per cent from last March, while the average detached sale price came in at $394,592. Detached homes remain the dominant property type in Regina, accounting for the majority of sales activity and continuing to set the tone for the broader market.

Other property types also showed important movement. Apartments recorded 52 sales, up 8 per cent year over year, with a benchmark price of $222,800, up 10 per cent. Semi-detached homes posted 14 sales, up 27 per cent, with a benchmark price of $437,300, while row and townhouse properties recorded 35 sales, down 21 per cent, with a benchmark price of $256,900. These numbers show that while detached homes continue to dominate, several other segments are still seeing upward price pressure due to limited supply.

Year to date, Regina has recorded 681 residential sales, which is 5.7 per cent below last year’s pace, but still 9.4 per cent above the 10-year average. New listings and inventory are both running below historical norms, which suggests that the city is entering the spring market with continued seller-favouring conditions. Unless listing activity improves meaningfully, upward pressure on prices may continue through the coming months.

For anyone thinking about making a move in Regina, this is a market where timing and pricing strategy matter. Sellers are benefiting from low supply and strong demand, while buyers need to be prepared, informed, and ready to act when the right property comes up. Whether you are planning to buy, sell, or simply keep an eye on the market, March’s numbers show that Regina remains one of Saskatchewan’s tighter housing markets. 

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