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Bernadette Industrial Commercial Real Estate

North Regina's established industrial district — warehouse, distribution, and flex-industrial space along the CP Rail corridor with direct Ring Road and Dewdney Avenue access for logistics-driven operators.

$9–$14
Industrial Net (psf/yr)
$11–$16
Flex-Industrial Net (psf/yr)
5–7%
Typical Cap Rate
North Regina
Market Zone

Bernadette Industrial Overview

Bernadette Industrial is a well-established industrial node in north Regina, developed to serve the distribution, manufacturing, and trade-service sectors that have long anchored the city's northern employment lands. The area benefits from proximity to the CP Rail mainline, which runs through the north Regina industrial corridor and supports freight-dependent operations ranging from agricultural supply companies to building materials wholesalers. Bernadette's industrial lots and bay complexes have attracted a diversified mix of tenants, providing investors with stable, long-term occupancy.

The district's position between Dewdney Avenue to the south and the broader north Regina industrial lands places Bernadette within easy reach of both the Ring Road system and the Trans-Canada Highway. This dual connectivity makes Bernadette a preferred address for logistics operators who need to move goods efficiently across southern Saskatchewan — a critical advantage for potash industry suppliers, agricultural equipment distributors, and provincial government contract operators.

Key Commercial Corridors

Dewdney Avenue forms the primary southern boundary of the Bernadette Industrial district, providing arterial access to downtown Regina to the east and connecting westward through the north industrial lands toward the Ring Road. This corridor is home to contractor yards, equipment dealers, and service commercial operations that rely on high-visibility arterial frontage combined with ample yard space.

The CP Rail spur network threading through north Regina historically supported direct rail access for certain Bernadette Industrial properties. Even where direct siding access is no longer active, proximity to the mainline corridor remains a functional advantage for freight-intensive operators. Internal industrial streets provide orderly truck circulation with minimal conflict with passenger traffic.

Asset Classes

Distribution Warehouses

Freestanding buildings 10,000–60,000 sq ft with dock-high doors and grade loading. Net leases from $9–$11 psf. Suitable for wholesale and logistics tenants.

Multi-Tenant Flex-Industrial

Bay complexes from 2,500–8,000 sq ft at $11–$16 net. Drive-in doors, 18–24 ft clear height. Popular with trade contractors and light manufacturing.

Contractor Yards

Fenced and graveled yard sites with service buildings. Ground leases and freehold sales available for heavy equipment, utility, and construction operators.

Industrial Investment Strata

Multi-bay strata industrial with individual unit titles. Yields of 5–7%. Attractive to small investors seeking income-producing industrial real estate in Regina.

Investment Drivers

Bernadette Industrial benefits from Regina's role as Saskatchewan's government and distribution hub. The provincial government is the largest employer in the city and generates substantial demand for supply-chain operations, printing, records management, and fleet maintenance — all industrial-space users. CP Rail's continued presence and potash industry logistics requirements sustain freight-dependent tenants throughout north Regina's industrial corridor, including Bernadette.

Industrial vacancy in north Regina has remained low relative to comparable Prairie markets, reflecting the finite supply of functional industrial land within the Ring Road and ongoing demand from agricultural supply chains that rely on Regina as a provincial distribution point. Bernadette's established infrastructure — including mature road networks, serviced lots, and existing building stock — reduces tenant fit-up timelines compared to greenfield industrial sites on the city's periphery.

Development Pipeline

Infill and intensification opportunities exist within Bernadette Industrial, where older single-storey buildings on large lots present redevelopment or demise scenarios attractive to developers. Several properties along the Dewdney Avenue frontage are candidates for service-commercial conversion as the north industrial area gradually transitions. Canada's Home Commercial maintains an active inventory of Bernadette Industrial listings including available bays, investment sales, and land parcels — contact our Regina industrial team for current availability.

Bernadette Industrial Commercial Real Estate — FAQ

What industrial space is available in Bernadette, Regina?

Bernadette Industrial offers warehouse bays from 5,000 sq ft, multi-tenant flex-industrial complexes, and freestanding distribution buildings. Units are suited to manufacturing, wholesale trade, and CP Rail-adjacent logistics tenants.

What are industrial lease rates in Bernadette?

Industrial net lease rates in Bernadette range from $9–$14 per square foot annually, depending on bay size, clear height, and dock loading configuration. Larger distribution buildings with dock-high doors typically fall in the $9–$11 net range.

How does Bernadette Industrial connect to Regina's transportation network?

Bernadette Industrial is positioned in north Regina with convenient access to Dewdney Avenue and the CP Rail mainline corridor. The area connects to the Ring Road system, enabling efficient truck movements to the Trans-Canada Highway and provincial highway network.

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