Regina, Saskatchewan, saw home prices rise by 6% year-over-year in January 2026 as high buyer demand continues to outpace the number of houses available for sale. According to the Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association (SRA), the benchmark price for a home in the city was $330,600 during the first month of the year.
People bought 172 homes in Regina throughout January 2026, which is nearly 15% higher than the 10-year historical average for that month. This level of activity shows that buyers remain active in the local market despite a limited number of options.
The city is currently facing a significant shortage of houses on the market. Inventory levels remain 50% lower than the long-term average, making it more difficult for residents to find a home and creating more competition for available properties.
Leadership from the association noted that these factors are keeping the market competitive for local buyers as the spring season approaches. While prices are up from 2025 levels, the organization highlighted that the region continues to maintain an affordability advantage compared to many of the larger metropolitan areas across Canada.
