Question 1

Where is Regent Park in Regina?

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Regent Park is an established residential neighbourhood in Regina's north end, in Saskatchewan. The Regent Park Community Association gives its service boundaries as 1st Avenue North, McIntosh Street, 9th Avenue North and Lewvan Drive / Pasqua Street. Street names inside it include Sherwood Drive, McIntosh Street, Ellison Crescent, Coldwell Road, Wakefield Crescent, Probe Street, York Street and Argyle Street. Postal codes start with S4R. It is not the Regent Par 3 golf course, and it is not related to the Regent Park district in Toronto.

Question 2

What do homes cost in Regent Park Regina?

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The search returned 16 Regent Park listings on 31 August 2026. The median asking price across all 16 was $254,900 and the highest was $483,900. Half of them, eight of the sixteen, were asking under $250,000, six were between $250,000 and $350,000 and two were above $350,000. This page renders twelve at a time sorted highest price first, so it shows the twelve most expensive and holds back the four cheapest; those twelve ran $189,900 to $483,900 with a median of $299,900 and an average of $294,417, both higher than the neighbourhood because the cheapest four are missing. Median floor area among the twelve was about 1,000 square feet and the median price per square foot about $270. These are asking prices on one day, not a valuation of your house.

Question 3

What schools serve Regent Park Regina?

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The Regina Public Schools School Locator returns École Elsie Mironuck Community School, 18 Wakefield Crescent, for Regent Park addresses. It runs pre-kindergarten to grade 8 in English and kindergarten to grade 8 French Immersion. Grades 9 to 12, English and French Immersion, go to Thom Collegiate at 265 Argyle Street North. On the Catholic side, the Regina Catholic School Division boundary search returns St. Joan of Arc School, 10 Dempsey Avenue, for kindergarten through grade 8. Both checked 31 August 2026 for the 2026-2027 school year; each division has the final word on its own boundaries.

Question 4

What kind of houses are in Regent Park?

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The 2021 Census counted 1,135 private dwellings in Regent Park: 975 single-detached houses, 100 semi-detached houses, 50 apartments or flats in a duplex and 10 apartments in a building under five storeys. There are no row houses and no apartment buildings of five storeys or more. Of the 12 homes visible on this page on 31 August 2026, out of 16 listed, floor areas ran from 896 to 1,680 square feet, most of them one-level bungalows with developed basements, plus two half-duplexes and one three-level split.

Question 5

Is Regent Park a good place to buy a first home in Regina?

Accepted Answer

It is one of the more affordable established parts of Regina. On 31 August 2026 half the neighbourhood's 16 listings, eight of them, were asking under $250,000, and the median across all 16 was $254,900. Note that this page shows the twelve most expensive of those sixteen, so what loads first understates how affordable Regent Park actually is. The trade-off is age. The 2021 Census recorded 100 of the neighbourhood's 1,140 occupied dwellings as needing major repairs, and three of the 12 listings warned that basement bedroom windows may not meet current egress requirements. Budget for an inspection, and read the egress notes before you count a basement room as a bedroom.

Question 6

Do people rent in Regent Park?

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Yes, though it is mostly an owner neighbourhood. The 2021 Census recorded 910 owner households, 79.82 per cent, and 230 renter households, 20.18 per cent. Renters feel more cost pressure than owners here: 30.4 per cent of tenant households spent 30 per cent or more of their income on shelter, against 12.1 per cent of owner households. One of the 16 listings on 31 August 2026 was a whole side-by-side duplex with four potential suites, listed at $483,900.

Question 7

How do people get around from Regent Park?

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By car, almost entirely. In the 2021 Census, 1,145 employed Regent Park residents reported a main mode of commuting: 1,005 drove, 65 rode as passengers, 35 took public transit, 10 cycled and 10 walked. That is 87.77 per cent driving themselves and 3.06 per cent on transit. Plan on a vehicle, and on winter parking.

Question 8

Who lives in Regent Park Regina?

Accepted Answer

The 2021 Census counted 2,865 residents with an average age of 37.2 and a median age of 36.0. Household sizes skew small: 435 two-person households and 295 one-person households out of 1,135. Median pre-tax household income was $89,000 in 2020. It is a settled neighbourhood, with 88.01 per cent of residents living at the same address a year earlier, and a diverse one, with 365 residents reporting Indigenous identity and 635 who are immigrants.

Question 9

Is there a community association in Regent Park?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The Regent Park Community Association runs programs for all ages including Zumba, Forever In Motion, badminton and yoga, plus a movie night, a barbecue and an annual general meeting. Its fall 2026 registration is Tuesday 8 September 2026, 6:00 to 8:00 pm, in the Elsie Mironuck School gym. It is also raising money through its Capital Project Fund to upgrade the play equipment at McNaughton Park, 54 McNaughton Avenue. Contact: regentparkca@live.ca.

203 Argyle Street
Regent Park Regina S4R 4C5

$274,900
Residential beds: 5 baths: 2.0 1,602 sq. ft. built: 1962

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203 Argyle Street Regent Park Regina S4R 4C5

$274,900 Residential beds: 5 baths: 2.0 1,602 sq. ft. built: 1962