Townhouse starts increase 102% in December
Ottawa’s housing market saw the number of row housing starts more than double year-over-year in December, while the overall market grew by four per cent.
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Townhouse starts increase 102% in December
Ottawa’s housing market saw the number of row housing starts more than double year-over-year in December, while the overall market grew by four per cent.
Housing resales up 13% in December
Ottawa Real Estate Board members saw a 13-per-cent increase in resales in December, capping a year where annual sales slightly rose. Members sold 699 properties
Construction permits jump 47% in November
The value of local construction permits was up $82 million, year-over-year, in November, according to municipal records. The city issued 750 permits with a combined
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Opinion: A question of urban vs. suburban
The City of Ottawa’s policy on densifying the national capital region is working, at least if price differentials are any indication of success: a new
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