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New Growth Trends Highlight Demand for Diverse Housing Supply
nts for new neighbourhoods hit a 10-year high with 47 hectares of land ready to support new housing
in greenfield areas on the outskirts of the city. Coopertown and
Eastbrook represented the largest share of this land, followed by the Towns and Westerra
neighbourhoods. While the city grows outward, there is also progress on infill development
initiatives. Over the last five years, 59 chronically vacant lots were filled with 411 new housing
units, including 12 new developments in 2025, adding 50 housing units. Visit Regina.ca/Growth to
read the full report.
City of Regina 2025 Highlights
threemunicipalities in Canada for permit turnaround times. Redeveloped 162 underutilized sites
since 2020, generating $143M in taxes. Launched the Coopertown
development, Regina’s largest planned neighbourhood,which will span 1,800 acres and provide housing
for up to 36,000 residents. As part of its Infrastructure accomplishments, the City: Completed
major upgrades on Dewdney Avenue, delivering upgraded underground infrastructure, new roads,
widened sidewalks, enhanced activation areasand improved lighting. The project has turned Dewdney
Avenue into a more liveable and walkable area for residents and patrons alike. Completed the Water
Network Expansion Project, amajor three-year project that will allow improved water service levels
for Regina’s east end. Issued an RFP for the Taylor Field site to support the development of
infrastructure in this area. Established a land bank of properties for affordable housingin North
Central, offering grants to create community land trusts and partnering with groups like North
Central Strong and Growing Young Movers to acquire and develop land for permanent affordable homes.
Began construction on the new Indoor AquaticsFacility, set to open in 2029. ...
Neighbourhood Phasing Maps
View the yearly development updates within new residential neighbourhoods.
Planning
24] Part B.14 - Westerra Neighbourhood Plan Part B.15 - Tower Crossing Secondary Plan Part B.16 -
Southeast Regina Neighbourhood Plan Part B.17 - Coopertown
Neighbourhood Plan Part B.18 - Yards Neighbourhood Plan Part B.19 - Al Ritchie Neighbourhood
Land-Use Plan [Repealed #2024-56, s.6, 2024] Part B.20 - Hillsdale Neighbourhood Land Plan
[Repealed #2024-56, s.6, 2024] Part B.21 - Saskatchewan Drive Corridor Plan Approved Neighbourhood
Plans Concept plans give direction for land use as outlined in the secondary plan for the
area.Coopertown Chuka Creek Business Park East Victoria Fleet Street
Business Park Fairways West Greens on Gardiner Harbour Landing Hawkstone Kensington Greens
Lakeridge Addition Rosewood Park Skyview Somerset The Creeks The Towns Tower Crossing Phase I
Westerra Approved Concept Plans Neighbourhood plans provide high-level policy direction for the
long-term growth, development and servicing of a particular area. Where a neighbourhood plan
applies to a proposed new residential or commercial area, it sets the stage for more detailed
planning such as concept plans and rezoning. There are currently no neighbourhood plans under
review or being considered by the Regina Planning Commission, City Council or Province of
Saskatchewan. Proposed Neighbourhood Plans Concept plans illustrate, for proposed new development
areas, the specific location of land-uses, streets and open space. Concept plans generally apply to
smaller site areas, such as development phases within an overarching neighbourhood plan area or
infill or redevelopment site, and set the stage for more detailed planning: rezoning and
subdivision. There are currently no concept plans under review or being considered by the Regina
Planning Commission, City Council or Province of Saskatchewan. ...
