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Ottawa’s March 2026 resale market dipped again but had positive signs.

Although still below average, the increased activity is an encouraging sign.

Ottawa’s February 2026 resale market slowed again but held bright spots.

The following developments are expected to launch within the next six months.

It was the lowest number of January sales in a decade, after 2023.

Uncertainty is the watchword for the local housing industry but there are some hopeful signs.

Ottawa’s January 2026 resale market slowed but showed positive signs.

The Ottawa Real Estate Board hosts gathering to tackle the housing crisis, an issue that’s top of mind for municipal voters.

The results were “disappointing” and “largely expected,” says PMA Brethour’s Cheryl Rice.

Ottawa’s 2025 resale market was stable, balanced and resilient.

In almost a carbon copy of October performance, November new-home sales were well below the previous year.

Ottawa’s November 2025 resale market slowed while inventory grew.

The resale market saw modest growth in October, according to the latest report.

New survey finds housing affordability at a top concern of Ottawa residents.

“Familiar late-summer trends” means slower sales than August, but also a drop from the year before.

Experts explained the challenges and opportunities facing the local housing industry in the coming years.

Ottawa’s September 2025 resale market slipped for the third month in a row, but the decline was chalked up to a seasonal trend.

While sales were strong, there are ‘wild cards’ that could disrupt the momentum, industry analyst says.