Regina Real Estate Market Gains Momentum in March 2026

Regina Housing Market at a Glance 

The Regina real estate market accelerated in March 2026, building on the foundation seen earlier this year. Sales activity increased compared to last year, and the market remains highly competitive as limited inventory and strong buyer demand continue to shape conditions.
Prices rose again compared to both February and March of last year, while supply levels remained well below long-term averages. As Regina moves deeper into the spring market, these trends point to continued strength and competition across many price ranges.

March 2026 Market Snapshot

Total Sales: 313
New Listings: 400
Total Inventory: 522
Months of Supply: 1.67
DOM: 35
Benchmark Price: $343,700

Home Sales in March 2026

There were 313 homes sold in Regina in March 2026, representing a five percent increase year-over-year and sitting well above the 10-year average.
This increase signals stronger buyer activity as the spring market begins, with demand continuing to build after the slower winter months.

New Listings and Homes for Sale

Regina recorded 400 new listings in March, a four percent decline compared to March 2025. Despite the seasonal increase in listings, supply remains constrained.
Total inventory at the end of March was 522 units, down 11 percent year-over-year. However, the number of truly available homes is significantly lower once conditionally sold properties are considered.
A total of 181 homes were conditionally sold at month’s end, meaning Regina entered April with only 341 active listings available. This limited supply continues to drive competition among buyers.

Home Prices in March 2026
 

Regina’s residential benchmark price rose to $343,700 in March 2026, increasing from $336,400 in February and sitting 6.3 percent higher than March 2025.
This marks a new record benchmark price for the city and reflects the ongoing imbalance between supply and demand. Tight inventory continues to support price growth as buyer competition intensifies.
Detached homes remain the dominant property type, while townhomes and apartments continue to offer more affordable options for buyers entering the market.

Supply of Homes

Regina reported just 1.67 months of supply in March, tightening further compared to February and reinforcing strong seller’s market conditions.
Balanced market conditions typically occur between four and six months of supply, meaning Regina’s current levels are significantly below balanced. With supply remaining constrained, competitive conditions are expected to continue throughout the spring market.

Year-to-Date Update (March 2026)
 

Early results for 2026 show a market with rising sales activity, limited supply, and continued price growth. Year-to-date sales remain above long-term averages, while inventory levels stay well below typical norms.
As Regina moves further into the spring real estate season, the combination of strong demand and low inventory suggests continued competition across many price segments.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How many homes sold in Regina in March 2026?
Regina recorded 313 residential sales in March 2026, up five percent year-over-year and above historical averages.
2. What is the benchmark price in Regina right now?
The residential benchmark price in March 2026 was $343,700, up 6.3 percent compared to March 2025 and a new record high.
3. Is Regina currently a buyer’s or seller’s market?
With only 1.67 months of supply, Regina remains firmly in a seller’s market, where limited inventory continues to drive competition among buyers.

Market Summary

Regina’s March 2026 real estate results highlight a market that is gaining strength as sales increase and inventory tightens further. Many available listings are already conditionally sold, limiting true supply.
With benchmark prices reaching new highs and supply remaining constrained, Regina’s housing market continues to demonstrate strong fundamentals heading into the peak spring season. Buyers should expect ongoing competition, while sellers are well-positioned in the current market conditions.

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