Residential

Ottawa multi-family market sees $587M worth of transactions in 2019: Colliers

Activity in Ottawa’s multi-family residential market continues to heat up along the light-rail transit line, according to a new report from Colliers International

January housing starts more than double year-over-year in Ottawa-Gatineau: CMHC

Developers in Ottawa-Gatineau continued to rev up housing starts in January in an effort to respond to unrelenting demand for new inventory

January housing starts more than double year-over-year in Ottawa-Gatineau: CMHC

Developers in Ottawa-Gatineau continued to rev up housing starts in January in an effort to respond to unrelenting demand for new inventory

Persistent supply issues drive Ottawa home prices up 19% in January: OREB

Fewer homes changed hands in January than a year earlier, but the city’s chronic housing supply shortage drove prices up nearly 20 per cent compared with the start of 2019

City staff support controversial four-building proposal in Sandy Hill

A local developer’s controversial plan to build four mid-rise apartment buildings that would add more than 300 rental units to a small Sandy Hill neighbourhood is set to go before planning committee

InterRent REIT to convert Albert Street office building to apartments

An office tower on the western edge of downtown Ottawa will soon be gutted and undergo a facelift to prepare the building’s units for residential tenants

Bayshore owner plans two apartment towers as high as 30 storeys next to west-end mall

The owner of Bayshore Shopping Centre says it wants to build two new apartment highrises next to...

Declining apartment vacancy rate pushing rent higher in Ottawa: CMHC

Tenants in Ottawa paid an average of $108 a month more for an apartment in 2019 compared...

City considers heritage designation for Trinity’s Gladstone development property

The site of a proposed three-tower development atop a forthcoming LRT station might soon receive heritage status to ensure it’s preserved

‘Room for a lot more buildings’ in booming Ottawa rental market

Despite a wave of new projects, local developers say they have no plans to scale back apartment construction in 2020 as demand for units continues to rise

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