Residential

Condos push housing starts up 4% in June

Growth in apartment-style housing starts pushed the overall Ottawa market up almost four per cent in June,...

Housing resales down 3.4%

The number of resold homes decreased by 3.4 per cent year-over-year in June, according to numbers from...

Richcraft remains Ottawa’s top residential landowner

Despite seeing its land supply drop by nearly 50 hectares, Richcraft continues to hold the largest supply...

Seniors’ housing vacancy drops in Ottawa

The amount of available space inside seniors’ housing in Ottawa dropped by more than 20 basis points...

Condo boom causes jump in housing starts

A more than 100-fold increase in apartment-style condo construction propelled overall housing start numbers higher in May,...

May home resales increase 14%

Resale homes increased by about 14 per cent year-over-year this May, according to numbers from the Ottawa...

Ottawa apartment vacancies to decrease in 2012: report

Apartment vacancies in the Ottawa market are expected to fall in 2012 amid LRT planning and the...

Housing starts decline 1.1% in April

Housing starts in Ottawa fell slightly to 441 in April, down 1.1 per cent from 446 in...

Resale home prices up 3.7%

Higher condo prices helped fuel a modest increase in the average resale price of homes in Ottawa...

Amica ups stake in Westboro retirement home

Amica Mature Lifestyles has agreed to acquire an additional 73.5 per cent aggregate ownership interest in Amica...
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