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Twenty-Eight Years of Regina Markets

Kerry has been selling real estate since the late 1990s, which means he's priced homes through every kind of market Regina produces: the long flat stretches, the boom years, the pauses that follow rate moves, and everything between. That history matters for one practical reason — pricing discipline. A house is worth what today's market says, not what a neighbour got two years ago or what an online estimate guesses, and knowing how this market behaves when it shifts is the difference between a home that sells and a listing that sits. The same discipline protects buyers: a sharp offer is built from current comparable sales, days on market, and the seller's position — not from the asking price.

The other thing 28 years builds is a process that doesn't wobble. Financing, inspection, possession, the paperwork in between — Kerry has run it thousands of times, and clients feel that in how calm the transaction stays.

City House or Small-Town House?

The Regina market doesn't stop at the Ring Road. The surrounding communities — White City, Emerald Park, Pilot Butte, Balgonie, Lumsden, Regina Beach and the smaller towns beyond them — often trade meaningful extra square footage and lot size for a commute. The trade-offs to weigh honestly: services (some towns are on municipal water and sewer, some properties on well and septic), commute cost in both time and fuel, school options, and resale liquidity — small-town homes can take longer to sell, which matters if your plans might change. Kerry lists and sells in both, and will tell you plainly which side of that line fits your situation. Get a feel for the city side first on our Regina neighbourhoods guide.