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Imperial North Industrial & Commercial

North Regina's Imperial North industrial district offers warehouse, flex, and light industrial commercial space in an established business park environment with direct access to the city's north transportation network.

$10–$14
Industrial NNN (psf/yr)
$18–$22
Office/Flex NNN (psf/yr)
7.0–9.0%
Cap Rate Range
North Industrial
District

Overview

Imperial North is part of Regina's established north industrial area, providing warehouse, light industrial, and flex commercial space to a diverse range of businesses requiring efficient city-north access and industrial-compatible zoning. The district is anchored by transportation and logistics operations, construction-related trades, and service commercial businesses that benefit from the north Regina industrial corridor's proximity to major arterials and the city's northern residential market.

North Regina's industrial area, including Imperial North, benefits from established transportation infrastructure and proximity to the Trans-Canada Highway network that connects Regina to the rest of Saskatchewan and Manitoba. Industrial tenants value the district's functional building stock, available yard space, and business park character. Canada's Home Commercial advises on industrial leasing, investment acquisition, and development in the north Regina industrial corridor including Imperial North and adjacent business park areas.

Key Commercial Corridors

Imperial North's industrial cluster benefits from direct arterial access to major north Regina roads connecting to the Trans-Canada Highway and the broader provincial highway network. Warehouse and distribution operations, trades contractors, and light manufacturing users cluster in the district's functional bay buildings with dock and grade loading, yard space, and ample truck manoeuvring. The north industrial corridor provides the industrial infrastructure that supports Regina's construction, resource, and service sectors.

The industrial-to-office transition in Imperial North and the broader north industrial corridor creates opportunity for flex and hybrid commercial space serving businesses requiring combined office and warehouse functions. Small-bay flex, showroom-warehouse, and trade service space accommodates the growing number of construction and service sector businesses that require a north Regina base with industrial zoning and direct arterial access. Canada's Home Commercial tracks industrial lease transactions and investment activity throughout the north Regina industrial market.

Asset Classes

Warehouse & Distribution

Functional warehouse with dock and grade loading in north Regina industrial. Industrial NNN at $10–$14 per sq ft for distribution, logistics, and storage operations with north corridor access.

Light Industrial / Flex

Bay units and light industrial space for trades, manufacturing, and service commercial at $10–$14 NNN. Flexible unit sizes accommodating small to mid-size industrial and service operators.

Flex Office-Warehouse

Combined office and industrial space for trades and service businesses. Office and showroom fronts with rear warehouse or shop space at $14–$18 NNN in north Regina business parks.

Industrial Land

Serviced industrial land for owner-user development in north Regina. Build-to-suit and speculative development sites in the Imperial North and broader north industrial corridor.

Investment Drivers

Imperial North industrial investment is supported by Regina's role as Saskatchewan's primary distribution and logistics hub. The city's central prairie location and Trans-Canada Highway access make north Regina industrial space attractive for warehouse and distribution operations serving a broad regional market. Construction sector growth driven by resource industry activity and provincial infrastructure spending generates consistent demand for trades contractor and service commercial space in north Regina industrial parks.

Saskatchewan's resource economy — particularly potash, oil, and agricultural production — drives industrial demand from equipment supply, maintenance, and service businesses requiring Regina-based operations with industrial zoning and truck-accessible sites. North Regina industrial vacancy remains manageable as demand from diversified industrial tenants absorbs available space. Canada's Home Commercial advises industrial investors and owner-users on acquisition, development, and leasing in north Regina's Imperial North and adjacent industrial areas.

Imperial North Industrial & Commercial — FAQ

What types of businesses operate in Imperial North?

Imperial North hosts warehouse and distribution operations, trades contractors, light manufacturing, service commercial businesses, and flex office-warehouse users. The district's industrial zoning, functional building stock, and north Regina location attract businesses requiring industrial-compatible space with arterial access.

What are industrial lease rates in Imperial North?

Industrial space in Imperial North typically leases at $10 to $14 per sq ft NNN per year depending on clear height, loading configuration, and yard space. Flex and office-warehouse space with higher office finish may lease at $14 to $18 NNN.

Is Imperial North suitable for a distribution centre?

Yes. North Regina industrial areas including Imperial North offer functional warehouse space with dock and grade loading, truck yards, and arterial access to major transportation routes. The district's north city location provides efficient access to Trans-Canada Highway connections for regional distribution operations.

Are there industrial land opportunities in Imperial North?

Serviced industrial land is available for owner-user and speculative development in north Regina's industrial corridor. Canada's Home Commercial can identify available industrial lots and advise on build-to-suit and owner-user development in Imperial North and adjacent north Regina industrial areas.

What is the industrial vacancy rate in north Regina?

North Regina industrial vacancy typically runs in the 6 to 9 percent range, consistent with the broader Regina market. Functional bay space in established business parks like Imperial North tends to have lower vacancy than older single-tenant properties, reflecting the demand from trades and service commercial tenants for modern industrial product.

How does Imperial North compare to south Regina industrial areas?

Imperial North and north Regina industrial areas offer established business park character and north-city access versus southeast industrial nodes that provide Trans-Canada east access and proximity to the Evraz steel operation. Tenant mix and building stock are similar, with location driving the primary differentiation between north and south Regina industrial districts.

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