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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.

Ottawa resales data shows few surprises and a balanced market.

‘Ottawa continues to hold its ground,’ says PMA’s Cheryl Rice in the wake of the latest monthly sales report.

Resale housing transactions were healthy in July, but new listings could signal trouble ahead.

New-home sales gain traction in June, the latest monthly report shows.

The June 2025 resale market was up more than 10 per cent over last year.

Ottawa sales improved over April, but are still below the five-year average, report shows.

Ottawa resales were up as the spring market finally took hold.

Ottawa sales slump to fourth lowest April level in more than 40 years.

Sales were up but also down as new listings and inventory both advanced in Ottawa.

For the second month in a row, economic uncertainty and the coming election shake buyer confidence.

Economic uncertainty and the federal election slow the Ottawa market in March.

Ottawa new-home sales dipped for the first time in many months in February.

The local resale market drooped in February for the second time this year after months of gain.

In contrast to the resale market, which dipped, new-home sales were surprisingly upbeat.

Resale transactions slowed in January while some prices grew and listings increased.