Commercial Market Overview
Quance Street is one of southeast Regina's primary commercial corridors, running north-south through the residential communities of southeast Regina between Victoria Avenue East and the Ring Road. The corridor serves the residential communities of Glencairn, Whitmore Park, and adjacent southeast Regina neighbourhoods with a mix of national franchise retail, medical and professional services, food service, and neighbourhood commercial. Quance Street has been a commercial address for southeast Regina for several decades, building a depth of commercial activity that makes it one of the area's preferred shopping destinations.
Commercial properties on Quance Street range from established strip plazas to newer commercial buildings, with a tenant mix that reflects the southeast Regina residential demographics — a broadly middle-income, family-oriented community with consistent demand for neighbourhood retail and professional services. National pharmacy chains, grocery anchors, banks, fast food, and medical offices represent the backbone of Quance Street's commercial offer, supplemented by independent operators and specialty services. Lease rates are in the mid-range of Regina suburban commercial, reflecting the established corridor character.
Key Commercial Nodes
Commercial activity runs the length of Quance Street between Victoria Avenue and the Ring Road, with concentration at major intersections.
- Quance Street at Victoria Avenue East — north commercial anchor
- Quance Street at Woodhams Drive — mid-corridor commercial concentration
- Quance Street at 9th Avenue North — east-west commercial crossroads
- Quance Street at Ring Road — south commercial node
Investment Highlights
Quance Street commercial investment benefits from one of southeast Regina's strongest established commercial corridors — the combination of national anchor tenants, high residential density, and the corridor's proven commercial track record provides investors with confidence in occupancy stability. Cap rates of 5.75–6.5% are among the tighter end for Regina suburban commercial, reflecting the established nature of the corridor. Strip plaza investments with national anchor tenants (pharmacy, grocery) are the most sought-after income investment type on the corridor.
