Regina Real Estate Market Continues Strong Into February 2026

Regina Housing Market at a Glance 

The Regina real estate market remained active in February 2026, continuing the momentum seen earlier this year. Even with a slight slowdown in sales compared to last year, the market remains competitive as limited inventory and steady buyer demand continue to shape conditions.
Prices increased compared to both January and February of last year, while supply levels remained well below long-term averages. As Regina moves closer to the spring market, these trends suggest continued stability and strong competition across many price ranges.

February 2026 Market Snapshot

Total Sales: 198
New Listings: 262
Total Inventory: 494
Months of Supply: 2.49
DOM: 38
Benchmark Price: $336,400

Home Sales in February 2026

There were 198 homes sold in Regina in February 2026, representing a 21 percent decrease year-over-year. While sales slowed compared to the unusually strong activity seen in early 2025, the total remained close to historical averages for the month.
Seasonal fluctuations are common during the winter months, and the overall level of activity still reflects steady buyer demand across the market.

New Listings and Homes for Sale

Regina recorded 262 new listings in February, which represents a 14 percent decline compared to February 2025. With fewer new properties entering the market, supply remains tight as the city moves toward the spring selling season.
Total inventory at the end of February was 494 units, down 4 percent year-over-year. However, the actual number of available homes is even lower once conditionally sold properties are considered.
Nearly 150 homes were conditionally sold at month’s end, meaning Regina entered March with only 347 truly active listings available. This limited supply continues to keep competition strong among buyers.

Home Prices in February 2026

Regina’s residential benchmark price rose to $336,400 in February 2026, increasing from $330,600 in January and sitting 6.9 percent higher than February 2025.
This steady price growth highlights the ongoing imbalance between supply and demand in Regina’s housing market. Limited inventory continues to support price stability, even during the slower winter months.
Detached homes remain the dominant property type in Regina’s market, while townhomes and apartments continue to provide more affordable entry points for first-time buyers and investors.

Supply of Homes

Regina reported 2.49 months of supply in February, keeping the city firmly within seller’s market territory.
Balanced market conditions typically occur around four to six months of supply, meaning Regina’s current levels remain significantly below what would be considered balanced. With inventory continuing to trend lower than historical norms, competitive conditions are expected to persist heading into spring.

Year-to-Date Update (February 2026)

Early results for 2026 show a market that continues to operate with tight supply and resilient pricing. While year-to-date sales are slightly below last year’s levels, inventory remains limited and benchmark prices continue to trend upward.
As Regina approaches the spring real estate season, the combination of steady demand and constrained housing supply suggests that the market will remain competitive across many price segments.
 

FAQs

1. How many homes sold in Regina in February 2026?
Regina recorded 198 residential sales in February 2026, down 21 percent year-over-year but still close to historical averages for the month.
2. What is the benchmark price in Regina right now?
The residential benchmark price in February 2026 was $336,400, up 6.9 percent compared to February 2025.
3. Is Regina currently a buyer’s or seller’s market?
With 2.49 months of supply, Regina remains firmly in a seller’s market, where limited inventory continues to create competition among buyers.

Market Summary

Regina’s February 2026 real estate results highlight a market that remains stable and competitive despite lower sales compared to last year. Inventory continues to sit well below long-term averages, while many available listings are already conditionally sold.
With benchmark prices continuing to rise and supply remaining limited, Regina’s housing market is maintaining strong fundamentals as the spring season approaches. Buyers should expect continued competition, while sellers are likely to benefit from tight inventory conditions across the city.

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