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Curves are trending – here are 10 Ottawa examples.

There are 21 nominations for local projects at the national CHBA awards. Here’s who’s a finalist.

February was the third month in a row that resale numbers grew in Ottawa.

Ottawa housing industry honours three exceptional members.

Sales were up in January but well shy of the average.

It’s not just first-timers who are stuck in Ottawa’s multi-faceted housing crunch, Jason Burggraaf writes.

Mark Sutcliffe underscores community building in breakfast address to local homebuilding industry.

Ottawa sales transactions were the lowest in a decade and prices also slipped.

What’s hot in housing, renovations, design & decor for 2024.

It's "steady as she goes" as Ottawa's resale market sees only minor shifts.

While still underperforming, sales in October were better than both September and the previous October.

Ottawa's resale numbers continue to droop while prices barely budge.

Many were recognized as the return of wood, an infusion of colour and variety in design emerged as dominant themes.

Sales and prices were flat last month, but new listings grew.

The 16 finalists have been chosen. Now it’s time to choose the winner of the 2023 All Things Home People’s Choice Award.

Ottawa is a two-time winner at the 2023 Ontario Home Builders’ Association Awards of Distinction.

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.