Residential

Overbrook overhaul: Gemstone files proposal to replace North River Road apartments with condos

New development would feature 46 units, including 30 one-bedroom suites and 16 two-bedroom condos, as well as parking for 40 vehicles.

Housing starts slide in September: CHMC

It's the fourth month in a row that housing starts in the region were behind their pace from 2020.

Reaching for the stars: Claridge eyes plan to build 60-storey residential tower in Little Italy

Highrise would eclipse another Claridge project, the nearby Icon condo tower, which is now the city's tallest building.

Walk, don’t drive: developer’s Centretown apartment proposal calls for no parking

Real estate firm wants to build a six-storey rental complex in Centretown that would keep part of an existing century-old dwelling but have no space for residents to park.

No relief in sight for homebuyers facing supply crunch: OREB

Purchasers were hit with double-digit price increases in September despite a drop in sales compared with a year earlier.

Ottawa’s housing market remains near boiling point, CMHC says

Federal housing agency said the capital continues to grapple with a lack of supply despite a dip in the number of transactions over the summer compared with the previous year.

Taggart’s two-tower Carling Avenue proposal too much for councillor

Jeff Leiper says developer's plan to tear down office building and replace it with pair of highrises will cause traffic headaches and overshadow nearby homes.

Developer floats plan to turn pair of buildings in Centretown heritage zone into apartment complex

Zyer Developments wants to restore the building at 285 McLeod to its "original appearance and detailing” and build a new eight-storey apartment development over top of it.

Two-building proposal calls for mix of student rentals, other units near Carleton University

Katasa Group's plan is anchored by a 26-storey highrise that would feature more than 80 rental units targeted at students and an additional 150 rental suites in the floors above.

Ottawa-Gatineau housing starts plummet 50% in August: CMHC

It's the third month in a row that new builds lagged behind their pace of a year ago.
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