Houses and Apartments for Rent in Regina

What 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:

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

1. Book a showing on any listing above. Showings are self-scheduled online.
2. Submit an application after you view the unit.
3. 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.
4. 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