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Ottawa-Gatineau housing starts up 9% in July, CMHC says

Continuing a recent trend, most of the year-over-year increase was driven by construction on the Ottawa side of the river, where overall starts jumped 24 per cent to 740.

Summer buying boom turns up the heat on Ottawa’s housing market

The average sale price of a residential-class property was $585,084 last month, up a whopping 20 per cent compared with July 2019.

Builders add more parkland to Kanata Golf Course redevelopment plan

Controversial proposal now calls for slightly smaller housing footprint and more green space.

Developer proposes nine-storey apartment building in Vanier

Building near the northwest corner of Vanier Parkway and McArthur Avenue would feature 61 units in a mix of one- and two-bedroom suites.

Developer seeks to add extra storeys to planned mixed-use tower on Scott Street

Plan now calls for a 25-storey building with 5,500 square feet of commercial space plus 264 residential units and 160 underground parking spots.

Ottawa housing crunch to ease up in second half of 2020, report says

The aggregate price of a house in Ottawa rose 11.7 per cent in the second quarter of 2020 compared with a year earlier, Royal LePage says, but some relief could be in sight.

Ottawa-Gatineau housing starts hold steady in June, CMHC says

Single-detached starts last month matched June 2019's tally, while the number of multi-unit builds inched up from a year ago.

What pandemic? Ottawa home sales on par with 2019 as prices soar

Average sale price jumps 15% to $575K

Ottawa rises in rankings of top real estate markets

Report suggests Ottawa remains an affordable market relative to other Canadian cities, despite rapid price appreciation in recent years.

Ottawa home prices to decline in 2021: CMHC

Report predicts weaker demand for homeownership due to job and income losses.
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