Property Management in Harbour Landing, Regina
What we manage in Harbour Landing
Harbour Landing is Regina's biggest established neighbourhood. 14,000+ residents. Master-planned since the early 2000s, still building out. The stock is mixed: single-family homes from Pacesetter and Crawford, townhouse complexes like Le Falls, mid-rise apartments at Acre 21, and condos through the south end.
We manage all of it. GoodDoors has been running rentals across Saskatchewan since 2017, with 600+ properties through the door and around 300 active today. We are the only Saskatchewan operator with full offices in both cities. Our Regina office is at 1911 Broad Street, and you can reach us at (306) 994-5475.
Harbour Landing owners we work with
Most owners who call us about Harbour Landing bought new from a builder between 2010 and 2022. Two-storey, three bedrooms, attached garage, the standard newer build. Then a job offer landed in Alberta, or BC family pulled them out, or a posting took the family back east, and selling stopped feeling right. That is the call we take most often. The first question is almost always the same: will it cover the mortgage? We pull comps, give a realistic rent for that exact street and floorplan, and walk through the math before anyone signs anything. Move date drives the timeline. We list, screen, and place a tenant so the handoff lines up with the day the moving truck pulls away.
A smaller share are self-managing owners with two or four doors who have hit the wall. The hood is newer, so operational burnout is less common here than in older parts of Regina. When it happens, we take the file over and run it the way it should have been running.
Sarah's take on Harbour Landing
How we handle Harbour Landing
Single-family stock leases fast. The Regina median across all unit types sits at $1,547, and city-wide vacancy is running 4.2%, which is tight. Houses in Harbour Landing with garages and yards rent at the upper end of the local range when the condition is right.
Townhouses are competitive on amenity and condition. Le Falls runs 113 units in two-to-four-bedroom configurations, and Crystal Ridge Park backs a chunk of the townhouse stock, which families notice. Apartments at Acre 21 (176 rental units in The Apex) anchor the mid-tier. The tenant base across all three is steady: provincial and federal government workers, Regina General Hospital staff, RCMP families on rotation, retail-management workers near the Grasslands shopping district, and young professionals who want walking access to amenities. Saskatchewan rents run 19-26% below the Canadian average, which keeps demand healthy.
The Grasslands development matters for pricing today. 300+ rental units are landing in 2028. Owners pricing now should account for what the market looks like in two years.
Pricing
Harbour Landing pricing follows our Regina structure. Flat monthly fee per door, three tiers, with a leasing fee billed once when a new tenant moves in. No setup fee, no call-three surprises. The live tables are below.
The math we run with most owners is simple regardless of tier: realistic rent, minus our fee, minus your mortgage, equals your monthly outcome. We give you that number before you sign anything.