City committee to consider Smart Living’s nine-storey Nelson Street proposal
Smart Living Properties plans to construct a nine-storey building with 421 rental apartments at 112 and 134 Nelson St., just north of Rideau Street and
City committee to consider Smart Living’s nine-storey Nelson Street proposal
Smart Living Properties plans to construct a nine-storey building with 421 rental apartments at 112 and 134 Nelson St., just north of Rideau Street and
New home sales up 140% in Ottawa in January, but market challenges remain: GOHBA
New home sales in Ottawa more than doubled in January compared with a year earlier but were still well below the five-year average for the
January home sales rise as markets tighten but prices still softening: CREA
The Canadian Real Estate Association says January home sales jumped 22 per cent compared with a year ago, the largest year-over-year gain since May 2021.
Taggart proposes 16-storey residential tower near Bayview Station
The Taggart Group of Companies hopes to break ground on the project at 989 Somerset St. and 186 Spruce St. within the next 12-24 months,
Feds’ $176M contribution no silver bullet to solve housing crisis, Ottawa developer says
An advocate for Ottawa’s homebuilding industry says a $176-million influx of federal cash to speed up the pace of housing construction in the capital could
Ottawa home sales up, but strong start to 2024 unlikely to delay BoC rate cuts: economists
Ottawa home sales rose year-over-year in January, but the market remains “relatively quiet” as would-be buyers continue to take a wait-and-see approach, the Ottawa Real
High-profile businessperson buys distinctive Dow’s Lake mansion for $5M
A modern mansion at Dow’s Lake has sold for $5 million, making it Ottawa’s highest-priced luxury home sale over the past 12-month period.
Rents rise in 2023 as Ottawa’s vacancy rate holds steady at 2.1%: CMHC
A record number of new rental units were completed in Ottawa last year, helping offset growing demand for apartments as the city’s rental vacancy rate
Montreal firm’s two-building proposal for Stittsville includes 25-storey residential highrise
A Montreal-based developer wants to build a new multi-residential project in Stittsville that would include more than 400 apartments but fewer parking spaces than current
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