Residential

Housing starts fall 34%

Despite a slowdown in November, home construction activity in Ottawa in 2012 is expected to outpace the...

Home sales slow in November

Home sales in Ottawa last month couldn't compete with last year's best November on record, with a...

Minto buys Nepean properties

An Ottawa-based real estate development and management firm said it will spend $2.7 million upgrading a multi-residential...

Travelodge turning into apartments

A small hotel on the western edge of downtown has welcomed its last guest. Gemstone Apartments paid $3...

Land supply adequate: planning committee

The city moved a step closer on Tuesday to freezing the supply of land available for residential...

Home affordability improves in Ottawa: RBC

The cost of owning a home in Ottawa eased during the most recent quarter, according to an...

Regal enters Ottawa with $200M acquisition

A newly launched property firm has purchased six local retirement residences in what is believed to be...

Ottawa home price increases to slow: Re/Max

Local home prices will continue to rise next year at the same modest pace as in 2012...

Killam continues hunt for Ottawa properties

Fresh offs its first foray into the National Capital Region, residential property landlord Killam Properties (TSX:KMP) says...

Condo market strength will overcome housing market malaise: CMHC

Tightening federal mortgage rules won't deter first-time homebuyers from purchasing new condos and keeping Ottawa's housing market...
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