The Regina-Moose Mountain Region kept prices climbing in July 2026 even as sales cooled from last year's pace. This region covers Regina and the surrounding communities across south-central and southeast Saskatchewan (Census Divisions 1, 2 and 6). Region-wide, the benchmark home price hit $343,600, up 3.1% year over year, while inventory stayed tight and buyers continued to compete for well-priced homes.
Regina-Moose Mountain Region Benchmark Price Rises to $343,600
The total residential benchmark price across the Regina-Moose Mountain Region reached $343,600 in July 2026, a 3.1% year-over-year gain. That price is also 14% above the 10-year regional average of $300,360, showing how far values have moved beyond pre-pandemic norms. The average sale price across the region in July came in at $360,967, up 6% year over year.
Regional benchmark prices by property type in July 2026:
- Detached: benchmark $364,700 (up 3% Y/Y)
- Semi-Detached: benchmark $438,400 (up 3% Y/Y)
- Row/Townhouse: benchmark $270,300 (up 2% Y/Y)
- Apartment: benchmark $230,500 (up 8% Y/Y)
Prices vary noticeably across the region. Census Division 6 (Regina and immediate area) posted an average sale price of $402,818 in July, up 13% year over year. Census Division 2 (south-central Saskatchewan) averaged $232,674, up 7% year over year. Census Division 1 (southeast Saskatchewan, including the Moose Mountain area) averaged $217,060, down 12% year over year. Regina proper continues to anchor the region's price strength, while smaller communities to the south and southeast offer more affordable price points.
Regional Home Sales Ease Off a Hot 2025
There were 507 residential sales across the Regina-Moose Mountain Region in July 2026, down 11.8% from July 2025 but still 15.2% above the 10-year regional average for the month. In other words, sales cooled off a very active 2025 but remain well ahead of long-run norms.
Regional sales by property type in July 2026:
- Detached: 370 sales (down 8% Y/Y)
- Semi-Detached: 20 sales (up 18% Y/Y)
- Row/Townhouse: 55 sales (down 5% Y/Y)
- Apartment: 43 sales (down 43% Y/Y)
- Acreage: 15 sales (down 12% Y/Y)
- Mobile: 4 sales (down 20% Y/Y)
By census division, Regina and area (CD 6) accounted for 442 of those sales, with south-central Saskatchewan (CD 2) at 23 and the southeast/Moose Mountain area (CD 1) at 42.
Year to date through July, the region has recorded 2,910 residential sales, off 7% from the same period in 2025 but still 11% above the 10-year YTD average. The sale-to-new-listing ratio held at 69% in July, firmly in seller's-market territory.
Inventory Stays Tight and Homes Sell in 35 Days
New listings across the region edged up just 0.4% year over year to 731, while active inventory dropped 12.2% year over year to 1,304 homes for sale. Both new listings (down 2.0%) and inventory (down 47.9%) sit well below their 10-year regional averages, and inventory in particular is running near half of what buyers historically had to choose from in July.
Months of supply came in at 2.57 region-wide, essentially flat versus a year ago (down 0.5%) but a full 58% below the 10-year average of 6.17 months. Homes are selling quickly too: the average days on market in July was 35, compared with a 10-year July average of 53 days. Days on market are fastest in and around Regina (CD 6: 30 days) and longer in the outlying census divisions (CD 1: 81 days, CD 2: 62 days).
What This Means for Buyers and Sellers
For buyers across the Regina-Moose Mountain Region, the July numbers reinforce what shoppers have been feeling on the ground: fewer homes to choose from, faster decisions, and continued pressure on price, especially in Regina proper. With months of supply near 2.5 region-wide and homes selling in about five weeks, being pre-approved and ready to act is essential in this market.
For sellers, conditions remain firmly in your favour. Low inventory, a 69% sale-to-new-listing ratio, and prices up 3% year over year mean well-prepared and well-priced homes across the region are attracting strong interest. A local pricing strategy from a CENTURY 21 Fusion Regina REALTOR helps you capture that demand, whether you're selling in Regina, White City, Pilot Butte, Fort Qu'Appelle, Estevan, Weyburn or anywhere else in the Regina-Moose Mountain Region.
The Bottom Line
The Regina-Moose Mountain Region's July 2026 market is a seller's market with steady price growth, tight supply and healthy (if slower than 2025) sales activity. Whether you're planning to list, considering a move up, or looking to buy your first home anywhere in the region, the local CENTURY 21 Fusion Regina team can help you plan your next step. Contact CENTURY 21 Fusion Regina to talk to a local REALTOR today.
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FAQs
What area does the Regina-Moose Mountain Region cover?
The Regina-Moose Mountain Region is the SRA reporting region that includes Regina and the surrounding communities across south-central and southeast Saskatchewan, covering Census Divisions 1, 2 and 6. It takes in Regina and area (White City, Pilot Butte, Balgonie), the Qu'Appelle Valley, and southeast communities such as Estevan, Weyburn and the Moose Mountain area.
What is the benchmark home price in the Regina-Moose Mountain Region in July 2026?
The total residential benchmark price across the region was $343,600 in July 2026, up 3.1% year over year and 14% above the 10-year July average.
Is the Regina-Moose Mountain Region in a buyer's or seller's market?
The region is in a seller's market. Months of supply sat at 2.57 in July 2026, well under the 4-to-6 month range considered balanced, and the sale-to-new-listing ratio was 69%.
How many homes sold in the region in July 2026?
There were 507 residential sales across the Regina-Moose Mountain Region in July 2026, down 11.8% from July 2025 but still 15.2% above the 10-year July average. Regina and area (Census Division 6) accounted for 442 of those sales.
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