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Numbers were much better than 2022, but still well below average as buyers continue to take a wait-and-see approach.

The August numbers show housing is still unaffordable for many in Ottawa.

There were “no surprises,” says industry analyst PMA Brethour Realty, but numbers are still down.

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

Ottawa's resale market continued to show signs of new life last month..

Despite a much better performance than last June, it’s still a slow market.

The Ottawa Real Estate Board is bullish on the coming months.

The province is considering regulating price increases on pre-construction homes that have already been sold.

As demand fuels lower vacancy rates and an increase in tenants, we take a look at the status of Ottawa’s rental market.

As the May numbers show, the housing market’s recovery is not a smooth process, says industry analyst

What's wrong with never paying off your mortgage? asks Stephen Poloz.

Sales growth and shrinking inventory are a worrying trend for buyers.

Sales are increasing but the market is still vulnerable, analyst says.

Ottawa market no longer balanced as inventory dips and demand grows.

Sales are ‘going in the right direction (but) many buyers will continue to be sidelined.’

Small upticks in the market a sign of spring, says real estate board.

The numbers are still low, but there are ‘marginal month-over-month increases.’

February numbers could mean brighter days ahead (or not).