
About the District What is a BID? Benefits of a BID What we do Board of Directors District map Tour the District Bylaws « Back	What is The Warehouse District? Regina’s Warehouse District is a business improvement district, covering 80 blocks of the Queen City, within the boundaries of Albert St. to Winnipeg St. and 4th Ave to the CPR tracks. The Warehouse District is home to both modern and historic Chicago-style buildings, which were built in the early 1900's. Chicago-style architecture was the birth of the skyscraper, which uses internal columns rather than exterior walls to provide support, thus allowing taller buildings to be erected. The internal structural frame of the buildings allowed large, free expanses to form in their interiors, large window openings created ample natural lighting. Due to the massive scale, tremendous structural strength, many windows, and high ceilings in these warehouses, it has been possible to convert them for many modern uses including retail and business space, residential living, and entertainment hot spots! For more information on these magnificent buildings, go on a historical walking tour. Regina's Warehouse District is home to some of the most long-standing, locally owned businesses in Saskatchewan. With over 600 independent retailers and businesses, you will be destined to find what you are looking for in the District. Beauty salons, furniture, home decor, home improvement, and electronics are just some of the Warehouse District's specialties! A complete list can be found in our online business listing. Many of the historical warehouses have been reclaimed and converted into loft-style condos. These condos have unique designs, open concepts, and modern flair using the original brick walls, columns, and flooring. Residents of the condos can enjoy all the amentities within the Warehouse District as well as the central location in the Queen City; these condos are just seconds away from Regina Downtown and main roadways. Scattered thoughout the Warehouse District are the city's entertainment hot spots. The "Dewdney Strip" is Regina's nightlife center. You will find local breweries, live music venues, pubs, and nightclubs all within walking distance on Dewdney, as well as others that are close by. Some of Regina's best cuisine can be found in the Warehouse District including Asian, Jamaican, pizza, and classic home-style meals. There is an organic grocer as well as bakeries, delis, and caterers which can provide you with food for everyday nourishment or your next social event! If you would like more information on things to see and do in Regina's Warehouse District, please contact us.

About the District

What is The Warehouse District?

Regina’s Warehouse District is a business improvement district, covering 80 blocks of the Queen City, within the boundaries of Albert St. to Winnipeg St. and 4th Ave to the CPR tracks. The Warehouse District is home to both modern and historic Chicago-style buildings, which were built in the early 1900's.

Chicago-style architecture was the birth of the skyscraper, which uses internal columns rather than exterior walls to provide support, thus allowing taller buildings to be erected. The internal structural frame of the buildings allowed large, free expanses to form in their interiors, large window openings created ample natural lighting. Due to the massive scale, tremendous structural strength, many windows, and high ceilings in these warehouses, it has been possible to convert them for many modern uses including retail and business space, residential living, and entertainment hot spots! For more information on these magnificent buildings, go on a historical walking tour.

Regina's Warehouse District is home

to some of the most long-standing, locally owned businesses in Saskatchewan. With over 600 independent retailers and businesses, you will be destined to find what you are looking for in the District. Beauty salons, furniture, home decor, home improvement, and electronics are just some of the Warehouse District's specialties! A complete list can be found in our online business listing.

Many of the historical warehouses have been reclaimed and converted into

loft-style condos. These condos have unique designs, open concepts, and modern flair using the original brick walls, columns, and flooring. Residents of the condos can enjoy all the amentities within the Warehouse District as well as the central location in the Queen City; these condos are just seconds away from Regina Downtown and main roadways.

Scattered thoughout the Warehouse District are the city's entertainment hot spots. The "Dewdney Strip" is Regina's nightlife center. You will find local breweries, live music venues, pubs, and nightclubs all within walking distance on Dewdney, as well as others that are close by. Some of Regina's best cuisine can be found in the Warehouse District including Asian, Jamaican, pizza, and classic home-style meals. There is an organic grocer as well as bakeries, delis, and caterers which can provide you with food for everyday nourishment or your next social event!

If you would like more information on things to see and do in Regina's Warehouse District, please contact us.