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It’s time to choose your favourite for the 2023 All Things Home People’s Choice Award. Up this week: design details & innovation.

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

It’s time to choose your favourite for the 2023 All Things Home People’s Choice Award. Up this week: bathrooms.

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

Inspired by Ralph Lauren, this year’s moody lottery dream home has a British equestrian theme.

Ottawa is up for six possible trophies in the Ontario Home Builders' Association Awards of Distinction.

The CHEO lottery launches with more than $5 million in prizes, including the Minto dream home grand prize package.

It’s time to choose your favourite for the 2023 All Things Home People’s Choice Award. Up this week: kitchens.

It’s time to choose your favourite for the 2023 All Things Home People’s Choice Award. Up this week: custom homes.

It’s time to choose your favourite for the 2023 All Things Home People’s Choice Award. First up, production homes and condos.

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

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.

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

Colour & texture a ‘significant trend’ in this year’s Ottawa kitchen & bath awards.

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

‘There’s a big turning point in our industry,’ says new GOHBA president Pat Daniels.