ApartmentCA$119,900
Regina
1 bd 1 ba
Regina, Saskatchewan: Houses for Sale at Prairie Prices
821 homes and apartments for sale in Regina, Canada.
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Properties for sale in Regina
24 properties shown
Apartment
ApartmentCA$260,000
Regina
1 bd 1 ba
ApartmentCA$84,000
Regina
1 bd 1 ba
ApartmentCA$108,900
Regina
1 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$242,999
Regina
3 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$289,000
Regina
2 bd 1 ba
ApartmentCA$214,900
Regina
2 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$599,900
Regina
5 bd 4 ba
ApartmentCA$159,900
Regina
2 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$289,910
Regina
3 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$205,000
Regina
2 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$359,900
Regina
4 bd 3 ba
ApartmentCA$299,900
Regina
2 bd 2 ba
HouseCA$519,900
Regina
3 bd 3 ba
HouseCA$199,900
Regina
2 bd 3 ba
HouseCA$579,000
Regina
5 bd 3 ba
ApartmentCA$179,900
Regina
2 bd 2 ba
ApartmentCA$109,000
Regina
1 bd 1 ba
ApartmentCA$264,900
Regina
3 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$435,900
Regina
4 bd 2 ba
ApartmentCA$119,000
Regina
1 bd 1 ba
HouseCA$474,900
Regina
3 bd 3 ba
HouseCA$264,900
Regina
3 bd 3 ba
HouseCA$475,000
Regina
3 bd 3 ba
Buyer's guide: Regina
Regina is the capital of Saskatchewan and one of the most affordable provincial capitals in Canada. Our 819 current listings have a median asking price of €199,962 (shown in euro terms), with half of listings between €119,069 and €288,284.
Regina by the numbers
Asking prices from current listings. Price per square metre and median size are not available for this city.
| Measure | Regina |
|---|---|
| Listings | 819 |
| Median asking price | €199,962 |
| Middle half (p25-p75) | €119,069 - €288,284 |
| Property mix | 640 houses, 158 apartments, 16 commercial, 5 land |
A starter-house market
Houses dominate with 640 listings, followed by 158 apartments, 16 commercial properties and five plots. Three-bed homes lead at 277, then 212 two-bed, 144 four-bed, 105 with five or more and 53 one-bed.
A lower quartile at about €119,000 means entry-level condos and older bungalows are within reach of modest budgets. See apartments in Canada for condo-specific listings.
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Prairie capital
Regina is a government, education and agriculture-service city, with the legislative building, Wascana Centre park and the University of Regina. Winters are severe and summers hot, while the cost of living and commute times are low. The economy is steadier than resource towns but quieter than big cities.
Buyers are mainly local households and investors seeking cash-flow rentals. If you want a larger city, look at Calgary or Edmonton.
A €200,000 median makes Regina a cash-flow market rather than a growth story.
Foreign buyers
The national ban on most non-Canadian residential purchases is the first hurdle for overseas buyers, so ask a lawyer whether you qualify for any exemption. Saskatchewan also restricts farmland ownership by non-Canadians, which affects rural plots outside the city.
See the Canada page, the buying process and mortgage options.
Last updated 8 October 2026
Buying property in Regina: FAQ
Why is Regina so cheap?
Smaller population, lower wages in a resource-led province and plenty of land keep prices down.
Are most homes houses?
Yes, 640 of 819 listings are houses.
Is it a good rental market?
Prices are low relative to rents, but vacancy and local employment matter. Run local numbers.
Are there foreign-buyer restrictions?
Yes, a federal ban on most residential purchases applies for now, and farmland has its own limits.
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