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Buyers and sellers still ‘exercising caution’ in Ottawa’s housing market, OREB says

Groupe Maurice wants to build second retirement home in Ottawa on busy Stittsville corridor

Le Groupe Maurice has filed a site plan for a new retirement home near the corner of Carp and Hazeldean roads on a four-and-a-half-acre plot of land currently occupied by an RV dealership. 

Claridge exec Malhotra hopeful new housing task force will ‘produce some results’

A prominent Ottawa homebuilder says he’s confident a new task force aimed at speeding up the municipal...

Quebec firm proposes two-tower retirement residence with nearly 400 units near Blair Station

A Quebec retirement home operator is gearing up for its first project in Ottawa as it looks...

B.C. developer files plans for 177-unit apartment building near Canadian Tire Centre

A B.C.-based developer wants to add to the growing stock of multi-residential housing in Ottawa’s far west end with a proposed six-storey apartment building near the Canadian Tire Centre.

Apartment rents levelling off as parts of Ottawa are now ‘oversupplied,’ real estate exec says

Apartment rental rates in Ottawa “have peaked” and multi-residential complexes without amenities like on-site parking are “going...

InterRent eyes 2025 completion for Laurier Avenue office-to-residential conversion project

InterRent REIT says construction of 139 rental apartment units and 1,736 square feet of ground-floor commercial space in the Narono Building at 360 Laurier Ave. W. is “well underway.” 

Markham’s Sienna Senior Living acquiring Stittsville retirement home for $48M

A southern Ontario company is acquiring a retirement home in Ottawa’s west end for $48 million in...

Higher hopes: Creative Dev raises proposed Montreal Road rental complex to 21 storeys

In a revised planning application recently filed with the city, Creative Dev Ventures says it wants to build a 21-storey residential highrise at 1815 Montreal Rd., a few hundred metres east of Blair Road and about a kilometre north of the Gloucester Centre.

Tariffs could derail recovery of new home construction, sales in Ottawa

Uncertainty around the trade relationship between Canada and the U.S. could cause buyers of new homes in Ottawa to once again pull back from the market, one local official warns.
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