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Ottawa real estate agents enjoy steady January market

The January deep freeze had no adverse effect on home sales in the capital, according to the...

InterRent expands Montreal holdings

A day after expanding its Ottawa holdings with a multi-family portfolio in Brittania, InterRent Real Estate Trust...

InterRent adds 286 suites with Brittania property acquisitions

InterRent Real Estate Investment Trust announced Wednesday it has acquired a multi-family portfolio in west Ottawa that...

Opinion: Modular homes far from cookie-cutter: Bruce Firestone

Henry Ford obviously wasn’t present when I recently visited modular homebuilder Guildcrest’s 120,000-square-foot plant in Morewood, about...

No slow time for Ottawa real estate: OREB president

A Toronto real estate brokerage has declared Jan. 20 as the day when real estate prices in...

Strong year end for Ottawa real estate: OREB

Real estate agents in the city sold 640 properties in December, 31 more than in the same...

Buy Your Dream Home for Just $13,000

Sound too good to be true? Well, you’re right. It is. At least, right now. But if you were...

City’s rental vacancy rate drops in October

A tougher job market in the capital led to a lower rental vacancy rate in the capital...

Existing home market to remain balanced: CMHC

The existing home market in the capital will see higher prices and slower sales in 2015, a...

Killam Properties buys more Kanata Lakes real estate

Just over two months after entering an agreement with two other companies to buy into the Kanata...
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