Regina Real Estate Market Stays Strong Through November

The Regina real estate market stayed active through November 2025 and continued to show steady buyer demand as winter approached. Sales remained well above long term averages, new listings eased slightly, and prices held firm, which proves that Regina’s housing market remains resilient. Even though activity slowed seasonally, low inventory kept conditions tight and November was another solid month for sellers.

Total Sales: 268
New Listings: 291
Total Inventory: 647
Months of Supply: 2.41
DOM: 42
Benchmark Price: $329,300
Percentage of new listings to sales: 108.58%

Home Sales in November

There were 268 homes sold across the Regina real estate market in November 2025. That was down only one percent year over year and still more than 22 percent above the 10 year average. Although November typically brings a seasonal slowdown, buyer demand remained steady and sales performance continued to outperform long term expectations. Regina’s strong economic fundamentals and sustained population growth helped support activity even as inventory remained limited.

New Listings and Homes for Sale

Regina recorded 291 new listings in November, which was a three percent decline compared to November 2024. This slight pullback in new supply did little to ease pressure on the market. Regina ended the month with 647 active listings, which was four percent lower than last year and nearly 45 percent below long term averages. Of the 547 properties available during the month, 150 were conditionally sold, which left only 497 homes heading into December. Limited supply continued to keep conditions competitive for buyers.

Home Prices

The benchmark price in Regina was $329,300 in November 2025. That reflects a small decrease from October’s $334,100, which aligns with normal seasonal trends. However, prices remained six percent higher year over year. Detached homes averaged $348,984, while apartment style properties and townhomes continued to offer affordable options for first time buyers and investors who were seeking strong value opportunities.

 

Supply of Homes

With 2.41 months of supply, Regina’s market continued to lean heavily in favour of sellers. Homes sold faster than new listings could replenish supply, and inventory levels remained well below balanced market conditions. This tight environment supported stable pricing and consistent demand as the city moved closer to the holiday season.

Year to Date Update

So far in 2025, Regina has seen 3,678 home sales, which is down only one percent from last year. There have been 4,882 new listings, which represents a modest two percent increase year over year. The average benchmark price for 2025 sits at $330,636, which is up 5.6 percent compared to 2024. These figures show that Regina’s housing market remains steady, competitive, and one of the strongest in Saskatchewan as the year closes out.

FAQs

1. How many homes sold in Regina in November 2025
There were 268 homes sold, which was down one percent from last year but remained more than 22 percent above the 10 year average.

2. What is the average home price in Regina right now
The benchmark price is $329,300, which is up six percent year over year.

3. Is the Regina real estate market a buyer’s or a seller’s market
With 2.41 months of supply, Regina remains a strong seller’s market.

Market Summary

Regina’s November real estate numbers reflect a market that continues to perform with impressive consistency. Sales remained strong despite seasonal cooling, and the modest drop in new listings contributed to a tighter supply landscape. Inventory levels stayed significantly lower than long term trends, which continued to drive competition among buyers. Price stability throughout the fall season shows that Regina’s real estate market benefits from balanced economic conditions, steady migration, and healthy buyer confidence. Year over year price growth remained solid, and month over month adjustments were mild and expected for the time of year. The market’s performance through late fall suggests that Regina will enter winter with momentum, supported by well qualified buyers, low inventory, and continued interest from both first time purchasers and investors. For anyone watching the market closely, the data points toward continued stability as 2025 comes to a close.

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