
Condo market trending skyward in Ottawa, say experts
During a stopover in Ottawa in late summer, Toronto-based condo developer Brad Lamb made it clear he believed condos were a commodity on the rise

Condo market trending skyward in Ottawa, say experts
During a stopover in Ottawa in late summer, Toronto-based condo developer Brad Lamb made it clear he believed condos were a commodity on the rise

‘Seller’s market’ drives Ottawa home prices up 9% in Q4 2018: Royal LePage
The price of a home in Ottawa was on the rise in the final quarter of 2018, with the latest report from Royal LePage showing

Toronto-based REIT taps Ottawa’s student housing market with two building purchases
A Toronto-based company has scooped up a pair of residential complexes near the University of Ottawa in a bid to establish a local foothold in

Trinity looking for new development on site of heritage Westboro gas station
Trinity Development Group is gearing up for a new development on heritage land in the heart of Westboro. Details are currently sparse for the proposed

Slower December sales couldn’t cool Ottawa’s hot housing market in 2018: OREB
Local home sales dropped off in December, but 2018 was still a banner year overall for the city’s realtors, according to the Ottawa Real Estate

Developer proposing eight-storey mixed-use building on Hamilton Avenue
An Ottawa developer wants to construct an eight-storey building near Tunney’s Pasture that would include 75 residential units and a mix of office and retail

21-storey high-rise proposed across from Ottawa’s Museum of Nature
Ottawa developer and property manager Colonnade BridgePort has filed a rezoning application to allow a 21-storey residential high-rise that would replace a historic Argyle Avenue office

Average Ottawa home price expected to rise 4% in 2019: Re/Max
Ottawa’s home prices are expected to continue rising into 2019, according to the latest annual reports from two national real estate brokerages. In its annual

Ottawa’s housing starts cool while Gatineau heats up in November: CMHC
Despite a flurry of building on the Gatineau side of the river, a lag in new projects in Ottawa led to a slowdown in November

Ottawa’s housing starts cool while Gatineau heats up in November: CMHC
Despite a flurry of building on the Gatineau side of the river, a lag in new projects in Ottawa led to a slowdown in November
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