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Empty-nesters, retirees drive condo sales in Ottawa, while first-time buyers stay on sidelines

A new report from Re/Max Canada found that the Ottawa condo market stalled in the first eight months of 2024, with affordability the top concern on the minds of potential buyers.

Colonnade BridgePort proposes highrises of 14, 28 storeys near east-end Via Rail station

In a summary of the site plan control application for the project at 25 Pickering Pl., Colonnade BridgePort says it wants to build two towers of 14 and 28 storeys that will contain a total of 483 residential suites along with “associated underground parking” and ground-floor commercial space.

Ottawa Real Estate Board predicts ‘heated’ fall market as home sales rise, interest rates drop

The Ottawa Real Estate Board says home sales in the nation’s capital jumped more than 10 per...

Ottawa home prices expected to edge up this fall as interest rates drop: Re/Max

In its fall market outlook released Tuesday, Re/Max Canada says it expects the average sale price of a home in Ottawa to increase to $680,740 by the end of 2024, up one per cent from the end of July.

Firm behind two-tower Barrhaven proposal says it’s ‘on track’ with city’s vision for suburb

The developer behind a plan to build two new residential highrises that would dramatically alter Barrhaven’s skyline...

Upping the ante: Brigil raises height of proposed tower near Bayshore mall to 40 storeys

In documents recently filed with the city, Brigil has revised its application from 2021 that proposed a 30-storey tower just north of the intersection of Ramsey Crescent and Dumaurier Avenue.

Quebec firm’s two-building plan adds to growing list of housing projects in Kanata North

The spate of development projects slated for Kanata North continues to grow as another builder has filed...

Developer’s two-tower proposal for Barrhaven includes nearly 600 rental units

An Ottawa developer has submitted a proposal to build two mixed-use towers of 26 and 35 storeys...

Sellers are listing but buyers are biding their time, local residential real estate data show

Last month’s interest rate cut by the Bank of Canada wasn’t enough to send sidelined buyers in Ottawa rushing back to the real estate market, according to Royal LePage’s Q2 2024 Home Price Update and Market Forecast, released Thursday. 

Accora Village owner Ferguslea Properties proposes highrise development near Bayshore mall

The real estate company that developed Accora Village is seeking permission to build two residential highrises near...
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