Source: Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association · June 2026
The short version: Regina set a June sales record with 432 homes sold and a new benchmark price high of $356,400 — the second straight month a price record has fallen. Supply heading into July sits at just 1.6 months, so the pressure that produced those records hasn't eased.
The benchmark price in Regina reached $356,400 in June 2026 — a new record, up from the previous record of $350,200 set in May, and five percent higher than June 2025. Sales set a June record too: 432 homes sold, up eight percent year-over-year and 23 percent above the 10-year average for the month. Year-to-date sales still trail 2025's pace, but they run 11 percent above the 10-year average through the first half of the year.
| Regina Market — June 2026 | This Month | Context |
|---|---|---|
| Homes sold | 432 (June record) | +8% vs June 2025 · +23% vs 10-yr avg |
| Benchmark price | $356,400 (record) | +5% vs June 2025 · up from $350,200 in May |
| Months of supply | 1.6 | Nearly 50% below the 10-yr average |
| Year-to-date sales | Trailing 2025 | +11% vs 10-yr average through June |
Source: Saskatchewan REALTORS® Association, June 2026 statistics.
By the numbers, Regina remains firmly a seller's market. A balanced market is generally considered four to six months of supply; Regina entered July at 1.6 — nearly half the city's own 10-year average. New listings did improve modestly through June, but record sales absorbed them before inventory could build. Until months of supply climbs meaningfully, well-priced homes will keep attracting competition.
Walsh Acres: the tightest market we track this month. Just 0.60 months of supply, homes averaging 16 days on market, and a benchmark price of $417,500 — up about six percent from June last year. Ten homes sold against only six new listings; north-end family buyers are competing hard for what little comes up.
Lakeview: sales more than doubled year-over-year — 15 in June versus 7 last June — with the benchmark at $425,200 and supply down to 1.13 months. Established south-end character homes are moving at a pace this neighbourhood rarely sees.
Cathedral: the affordability story with momentum. 21 sales versus 13 last June, on a benchmark of $244,500 — proof that the entry end of Regina's character market is as competitive as the family segments, even with days on market a more forgiving 34.
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If you're selling: records on both sales and price are your tailwind, but don't confuse a hot market with a forgiving one — buyers competing this hard know every comparable by heart. Homes priced at market are the ones drawing multiple offers; homes priced at hope are the ones still sitting when the ones around them sell. Get the number right and June's market does the rest.
If you're buying: plan for competition and speed. At 1.6 months of supply, well-priced listings don't wait — in pockets like Walsh Acres they're gone in about two weeks. Have financing fully pre-approved before you shop, and be ready to view and decide quickly. Waiting for inventory relief has not been a winning strategy this year, and June offered no sign that's changing this summer.
Will Regina home prices keep rising in 2026?
Nobody can promise a price path, but the conditions behind the increases — record demand against supply nearly 50 percent below the long-term average — were still fully in place at the end of June. Two consecutive monthly benchmark records suggest the pressure hasn't peaked. The honest watch-item is new listings: if supply builds meaningfully, price growth should moderate.
Is now a good time to sell in Regina?
June's numbers make the statistical case: record sales, a record benchmark price, and buyers competing over limited inventory. If a move is in your plans, current conditions favour sellers as strongly as any month on record — the main variable within your control is pricing accurately.
What does 1.6 months of supply actually mean?
It means that at June's pace of sales, every home currently listed in Regina would sell in about seven weeks if nothing new came to market. Four to six months is considered balanced; Regina's 10-year average is roughly double the current level. It's the single clearest measure of how tilted this market is toward sellers.
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