Every house on the Regina MLS® — detached, semi-detached and duplexes across the city and surrounding communities, from every brokerage, refreshed every two hours.

The Farm Family's House in Town

Tim's house clients often come to him from the country: producers buying a place in the city for retirement or the off-season, parents setting up a house for a kid working or studying in Regina, and families whose farm sale and town purchase are two halves of the same move. Those files benefit from what one advisor across both worlds makes possible — timing the house purchase against a land sale's schedule (tenant possession, tender deadlines, the crop year) instead of guessing, and pricing both sides realistically so neither transaction leans on hope. And for buyers weighing town against an acreage, Tim is one of the few agents who can walk both options without a thumb on the scale: he lives the acreage life himself and knows exactly what it asks of you — and when a city house with a big garage is honestly the better answer.

Buy the Bones, Not the Paint

A lifetime of farming teaches you to evaluate equipment by what it'll cost to keep running, and Tim reads houses the same way. The mechanical room tells the truth: the furnace's age, the water heater, the electrical panel, the water and drain lines — that's where the next five years of ownership costs live, not in the staging. Outside, the checklist is the same one that keeps a farmyard dry: grading, downspouts, and where water goes when the snow melts, because on Regina clay a well-drained lot is worth more than a renovated kitchen. Staging is temporary; structure is forever. Offers get built from comparable sales and the inspection's findings — the straight, no-pressure way Tim runs everything. Get oriented on where to look with our Regina neighbourhoods guide, or if a sale comes first, start with a free home evaluation.