High-profile businessperson buys distinctive Dow’s Lake mansion for $5M
A modern mansion at Dow’s Lake has sold for $5 million, making it Ottawa’s highest-priced luxury home sale over the past 12-month period.
High-profile businessperson buys distinctive Dow’s Lake mansion for $5M
A modern mansion at Dow’s Lake has sold for $5 million, making it Ottawa’s highest-priced luxury home sale over the past 12-month period.
Ottawa home sales rise in December as OREB hopes ‘consumer confidence is returning’
Ottawa home sales ticked up slightly in December compared with a year earlier but were still well below the five-year average as higher mortgage rates
Ottawa home prices expected to rise 4.5% in 2024 as pent-up demand grows: Royal LePage
Royal LePage is forecasting the aggregate price of an Ottawa home will rise 4.5 per cent year-over-year by the fourth quarter of 2024, slightly below
Average Ottawa home price down nearly 5% year-over-year in Q2: Royal LePage
The average home price in Ottawa fell in the second quarter compared with a year earlier, Royal LePage says.
‘Tired’ Carling Avenue will be ‘hot spot’ for businesses for next 20 years, realtor predicts
The Altea wellness and social club that is moving into the former Canadian Tire store on Carling Avenue could be the first of many businesses
Luxury Ottawa home sales buck slowdown trend, up 8.6% in 2022: Report
Sales of homes worth at least $1 million rose in Ottawa last year even as overall transactions dropped from 2021 levels, a new report says.
A total of 2,969 condos changed hands in the capital between January and the end of August, down from 3,577 in the same period in
Recent bump in Ottawa’s resale housing inventory ‘artificial,’ veteran realtor says
“Eventually, interest rates will go back down, and then people are going to (scramble) trying to buy everything up,” Paul Rushforth predicts, adding city could
Royal LePage boosts Ottawa home price forecast as supply crunch persists
Firm is now predicting the aggregate price of a home in Ottawa will jump 13 per cent in the fourth quarter of 2022 compared with
Capitalizing on Ottawa’s evolving commercial leasing market
With many office towers and traditional mainstreets still quiet, tenants and landlords alike face an uncertain outlook.
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