Regina, Saskatchewan
As of November 11, 2026, the median asking price in Cathedral Village, Regina is $275,000, across 34 active public listings.
Those listings have been on the market an average of 56 days.
13 new listings came to market in Cathedral Village in the last 30 days.
Asking prices work out to about $248 per square foot, based on the 32 listings that report floor area.
Detached homes in Cathedral Village are listed at an average of $337,704 across 28 active listings.
Regina had a population of 226,404, a median household income of $88,000, 67% of households owning their home at the 2021 Census of Population. These figures describe the broader census geography, not Cathedral Village specifically.
Inner-city 13th Avenue life and character homes
Cathedral Village is a walk-first neighbourhood where daily errands and local culture cluster around 13th Avenue.
This is a lived-in inner-city district with a strong main-street spine and a noticeable local-business presence. The appeal is being close to cafés, groceries, and community spaces without needing to plan every trip. It is not a new-build, master-planned neighbourhood, and it is not defined by big-box retail or uniform housing.
Having a concentrated strip of day-to-day places—coffee, dining, and shops—gives the neighbourhood a clear centre of gravity. It’s a practical kind of walkability: errands and meetups can happen in the same few blocks.
Culture is part of the neighbourhood’s texture, with places like Slate Fine Art Gallery, Traditions Handcraft Gallery, and Nouveau Gallery nearby. That adds reasons to stay local beyond basic errands.
The surrounding park network is broad, from Confederation Park to Rotary Park and multiple off-leash options including Cathy Lauritsen Memorial Off-Leash Dog Park. It’s easy to mix a quick loop with longer, destination-style outings.
Housing in Cathedral Village is mostly detached houses, with condominium apartments also common, creating a neighbourhood where home styles and ownership experiences vary meaningfully from block to block. That mix supports both hands-on ownership and lower-maintenance options while keeping the overall feel firmly inner-city.
A typical home here is a detached house, with condos providing a common alternative for those who want the same location in a different format.
A weekend here can revolve around staying close: coffee stops and casual meals along 13th Avenue, then time outdoors at places like Confederation Park or Rotary Park. If you want structured activity, options like the YMCA of Regina or Bodhi Tree Yoga are part of the nearby mix.
In Cathedral Village, condition and livability vary widely from one property to the next, so the specifics of updates, maintenance, and layout matter as much as the address. It also pays to weigh how you’ll actually run day-to-day errands given moderate transit access and a strong walk score.
Detached homes can differ significantly in renovation history and ongoing upkeep. Compare properties on the substance of improvements and the day-to-day functionality of the layout, not just curb appeal.
Where condominium apartments are in play, review what the building format means for your lifestyle: access, storage, and the practical fit of the unit itself. The neighbourhood setting may be similar across condos, but the lived experience can be very different between buildings.
The walk score signals that many daily needs can be handled nearby, especially around the 13th Avenue corridor. Transit is more moderate, so it’s worth mapping how you’ll connect to work, recreation, and services using the modes you actually rely on.
Check what you personally want to be close to—parks like Confederation Park or services like 13th Avenue Pharmacy—since convenience here is often about being near the right cluster of destinations. Small differences in location can change which amenities feel most natural to use.
Cathedral Village listings tend to win attention when the marketing makes the home’s condition story and day-to-day convenience easy to grasp at a glance. Buyers are comparing distinctive older detached houses against condo apartments in the same area, so clarity on what this specific property offers matters as much as curb appeal.
Be explicit about what has been updated and what remains original, because much of the neighbourhood’s housing is older detached stock where maintenance and improvements meaningfully separate one home from another.
If the property includes a secondary suite or has clear suite potential, present that cleanly and factually, since Cathedral Village has a meaningful share of renters and buyers often weigh flexibility in how the space can be used.
Show how the home connects to the neighbourhood’s daily rhythm by highlighting proximity to the 13th Avenue strip with places like 13th Avenue Food and Coffee House, Pause Coffee Shop, and Safeway.
If you are selling a detached house, make the ownership advantages tangible versus condominium apartments nearby by documenting private outdoor space, storage, and any parking arrangements the property provides.
Cathedral Village offers an inner-city routine built around 13th Avenue’s local businesses, with a housing mix that includes both detached homes and condominium apartments. Its draw is doing more life close to home—coffee, dining, shops, parks, and culture—supported by strong walkability. It’s not a neighbourhood defined by new, uniform housing or by high transit reliance as the primary way to get around.
This description is compiled from the figures above and from published sources. It is not a statistic.
Cathedral Village currently has 34 active for-sale listings with a median asking price of $275,000 and an average of $248 per square foot, suggesting a market with attainable entry points but pricing that still reflects neighborhood demand. Homes have been listed an average of 56 days so far, indicating buyers may have some room to negotiate, while 13 new listings in the past 30 days point to fresh inventory for buyers and investors watching for well-priced opportunities.
AI-written commentary on the active public listing snapshot as of November 11, 2026. Not financial advice.
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