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        <author>patrick@patrickallingham.com (Team Allingham)</author>
        <title>Regina Real Estate Market Update – July 2025</title>
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Regina Real Estate Market Update – July 2025


July 2025 was a record-breaking month for Regina’s housing market, driven by strong sales, tight supply, and record-high prices.


Sales Surge Beyond Historical Trends Regina recorded 412 residential sales in July—up 8 from last year and over 30 higher than the 10-year average. This marks one of the city’s strongest summer performances on record.


New Listings Down, Inventory Tight While 530 new listings hit the market (a slight 1 dip year-over-year), strong buyer activity kept inventory at 827 units—5 below last year. With more than 200 units already conditionally sold at month’s end, active supply heading into August sat at just 607 homes.


Record-High Prices July’s benchmark price hit $343,300, an 8 year-over-year increase and a slight rise from June’s previous record. This is the highest recorded price in Regina’s history, reflecting sustained demand and limited supply.


Market Conditions Remain Tight Months of supply dropped to 2.01, keeping conditions firmly in seller’s market territory. Properties are also moving faster, with the average days on market sitting at just 31 days.


Breakdown by Property Type






Detached Homes: Benchmark price $365,300, up 5 Y/Y






Semi-Detached: Benchmark price $426,100, up 6 Y/Y






Row/Townhouses: Benchmark price $268,300, up 9 Y/Y






Apartments: Benchmark price $222,500, up 11 Y/Y









FAQs




 What was the benchmark home price in Regina in July 2025?



The benchmark home price in Regina for July 2025 was $343,300, the highest on record for the city.



  How many homes sold in Regina in July 2025?



There were 412 residential sales in July 2025, up 8 compared to the same month last year.



  Is Regina currently a buyer’s or seller’s market?



With only 2.01 months of supply, Regina remains in a strong seller’s market.



  Which property type saw the biggest price increase?



Apartments saw the largest year-over-year price jump at 11 in July 2025.









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    <pubDate>Thu, 14 Aug 2025 17:39:00 -0500</pubDate>
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        <author>patrick@patrickallingham.com (Team Allingham)</author>
        <title>Regina Real Estate Market Update: February 2025 Trends &amp; Insights</title>
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The February 2025 real estate market in Regina, Saskatchewan, showed mixed results, with a decline in sales but an increase in home prices. Inventory remains a key concern, keeping the market competitive for buyers. Here’s what you need to know about last month’s housing trends.


Sales Decline but Stay Above Historical Averages




253 homes were sold in February 2025, reflecting a 7 decrease compared to February 2024.


Despite the dip, sales were 30 above the 10-year average, indicating a sustained demand for housing.




New Listings and Inventory Shortages




304 new listings entered the market, down 5 year-over-year and 19 below the long-term average.


The total inventory stood at 514 active listings, 28 lower than February 2024.




Low Months of Supply Creates a Competitive Market




The months of supply—a key metric in real estate—dropped to 2.03, marking the lowest level for February in nearly 20 years.


This tightening of inventory is keeping conditions in favor of sellers.




Home Prices Continue to Rise




Regina’s benchmark home price increased to $317,700, reflecting a 1.7 rise year-over-year.


This suggests that despite lower sales, home values are maintaining an upward trajectory.




What This Means for Buyers &amp; Sellers




For Buyers: With inventory at historic lows, competition remains fierce. Buyers should be prepared for bidding wars and act quickly.


For Sellers: Rising home prices and strong demand continue to create favorable selling conditions, though pricing competitively remains crucial.




Final Thoughts


Regina’s real estate market remains strong despite the dip in sales. With historically low inventory levels, prices are expected to remain steady or continue their upward trend. If you’re considering buying or selling, working with an experienced real estate professional can help you navigate the market effectively.


For more insights and personalized real estate advice, contact us today
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    <pubDate>Wed, 19 Mar 2025 12:12:00 -0500</pubDate>
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