View photosHouses and Apartments for Rent in Regina
We currently have 18 properties available to rent in Regina, from $800 to $3,350 per month. Every one is managed by GoodDoors, so you deal with a professional manager rather than chasing a private landlord. Book a showing online, any listing, any time.
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View photos$1,550 / month
2315 Cornwall St - 304
Regina, SK S4P 2L4
1 bed · 1.1 bath · Townhouse
Available August 15th
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74 - 5234 Aerodrome Rd - 5234 Aerodrome Road
Regina, SK S4W 0P4
3 bed · 2.1 bath · Townhouse
Available September 4th
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5500 Mitchinson Way - 2403
Regina, SK S4W 0N9
2 bed · 2 bath · House
Available September 4th
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View photosWhat renting in Regina costs right now
Knowing the going rate keeps you from overpaying and from dismissing a fair listing. These are the current Regina medians, updated August 2026:
| Unit type | Median asking rent |
|---|---|
| Studio | $1,045 |
| 1 bedroom | $1,249 |
| 2 bedroom | $1,520 |
| 3 bedroom | $1,949 |
| All unit types (median) | $1,389 |
Regina’s rental vacancy rate is 2.7%, which means the market is competitive but not impossible. Well-priced units go quickly, so applying fast matters more than negotiating hard. Full sourcing and the year-over-year detail are in our Regina rental market update.
Where to look in Regina
Rent varies more by neighbourhood than by listing site. A rough guide to how Regina splits:
- Harbour Landing: newer builds, higher rents, most new purpose-built supply
- The Crescents and Lakeview: older character homes near Wascana, tight availability
- Hillsdale and Whitmore Park: close to the University of Regina, moves fastest in August
- Walsh Acres and Normanview: family-sized housing, more space per dollar
- North Central and Heritage: the most affordable end of the Regina market
How to apply
- Book a showing on any listing above. Showings are self-scheduled online.
- Submit an application after you view the unit.
- We verify income, employment, and previous landlord references, and run a credit check. Having pay stubs and past landlord contact details ready speeds this up.
- Sign the lease and pay the deposit. We do a documented move-in inspection with you.
Your security deposit is capped and regulated in Saskatchewan, and the condition report from your move-in inspection is what protects it. See security deposit rules and your rights as a tenant.
Common questions
Do you allow pets?
It depends on the property. Pet policy is stated on each listing, and where pets are allowed a pet agreement forms part of the lease. Saskatchewan has no law forcing landlords to accept pets, so always confirm before you apply.
What income do I need?
The common guideline is spending no more than 30% of gross household income on rent. At Regina’s median of $1,389, that implies roughly $55,600 per year. We look at overall affordability and rental history together, not one number alone.
How quickly do units go?
A well-priced Regina rental typically leases within 21 to 30 days of listing, and faster in the summer peak. If a listing fits, book the showing rather than waiting.
I am a property owner, not a renter.
If you have a Regina property you want managed or rented out, see our Regina property management services. We will give you realistic rent for the property at no cost.
Not seeing the right place?
Our Regina inventory turns over regularly. Tell us what you are looking for and we will let you know when something suitable is listed.