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Ottawa’s housing market is positioning for a healthier 2025. But affordability will still be an issue.

2024 is ‘proving to be a turnaround year for Ottawa new-home sales.’

Interest rates and consumer confidence spur continued resale improvement.

Townhome sales help the market edge closer to the five-year average, but not as quickly as expected.

Sales numbers were up, but prices hardly budged.

August 2024 new-home sales are improving, but slowly, latest monthly report shows.

Resale transactions grew more than 10 per cent last month compared to a year ago.

New numbers show Ottawa’s new home market is making a slow but steady comeback.

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

July numbers show we’re doing better than we have in the last few years, but we still have a ways to go.

Numbers overall are positive as the local market continues to seek its footing.

Resale transactions and prices hardly changed compared to a year ago.

They still have a ways to recover, but they’re getting closer to the five-year average for the year to date.

Pending interest rate announcement likely kept buyers on the sidelines.

Eastern Ontario Housing Summit looks at population, housing demands and the economy.

Sales slow in April, but are up for the year to date

April resales transactions increased for a fifth straight month

There’s ‘cautious optimism’ as the market is ‘percolating with potential.’