Residential

Ottawa’s Antilia Homes is proposing to build a 24-storey residential building in the city’s west end near the future Lincoln Fields LRT station.

Housing is set to be a major factor in Ottawa’s upcoming municipal election, according to the Ottawa Real Estate Board.

A proposal to build four highrise towers would see more than 1,200 residential units added in Orleans.

A local ownership group is looking to build a highrise tower on the south side Hazeldean Road, between Savage and Sweetnam drives, in Stittsville.

Ottawa property investment company Regional Group has submitted an application to the city to convert a Westboro office building into housing.

Significant changes to the city’s homebuilding approval process will go to council later this month as the mayor makes housing one of his priorities for 2026.

A proposal to build two new residential towers near the future Kichi Zibi LRT station in Westboro is under consideration for approval by the city.

A new 28-storey residential building could be built across the street from the Ottawa Public Library’s new central branch at LeBreton Flats, with a proposal for the Laurier Avenue site awaiting city approval.

After a challenging approval process, work is underway on the first phase of a new development on Baseline Road that will eventually see three highrise towers built on the site of a former strip mall that contained the original Lone Star Texas Grill.