Real Estate

Region’s annual pace of housing starts down 25% in November: CMHC

The national housing agency says the seasonally adjusted annual rate of starts – a six-month rolling average designed to smooth out monthly fluctuations – was 14,691 units last month, down from 19,607 in October.

Canadian Real Estate Association reports home sales down in November

The association said Thursday the move lower more than erased the gain seen in October and resumed the overall trend lower for the year.

How Summa Strategies packed up its corporate culture and made it thrive in a new space

Moving offices can be an adventure when you see the possibilities.

Ottawa home prices to rise 2% by Q4 of 2023: Royal LePage

The real estate company says the aggregate price in Ottawa will rise to $739,602 by the end of next year, up from an estimated $725,100 this year.

Jennings Real Estate buys Tudor Hall with long-term plan to build multi-residential complex on site

Jennings Real Estate bought the 1.66-acre property just off Riverside Drive near Hunt Club Road from Franco Giammaria and his family, who opened Tudor Hall in the mid-1970s and owned and operated it ever since.

‘Buyer’s market’ in full force as Ottawa home sales fall 42% in November from previous year

It marked the ninth consecutive month that home sales in the capital declined compared with a year earlier.

Ottawa home prices expected to rise 4% in 2023, Re/Max says

In the report released Tuesday, Re/Max Canada says it expects the average sale price of a home in Ottawa to rise to $683,000 next year, up from just under $657,000 at the end of October.

Inside Brigil’s ‘urgent’ bid to breathe new life into downtown Gatineau

With foot traffic in downtown Gatineau showing the biggest decline in Canada during the pandemic, Brigil VP Jessy Desjardins believes his firm can play a big part in reversing that trend over the next decade.

Government can’t solve housing issues alone, private sector must be involved: CMHC

The report by CMHC deputy chief economist Aled ab Iorwerth says the scale of the problem is so large that the private sector must be involved.

The office isn’t dead – it just looks different

In today’s hybrid work environment, workstations need to cater to flexibility while still being comfortable and aesthetically pleasing.

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