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The well-known Ottawa architect has been putting his stamp on the city for the past five decades.

Builders are trying just about everything to bring affordability back to homes and reach buyers priced out of the market.

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

We need to transform the way houses are built to truly tackle housing affordability and availability, says the CEO of Caivan and ABIC.

Two singles set the stage, to be followed by four townhomes at Cornerstone.

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

More than ever, they’re shifting to meet needs for multi-generational living, income generation and affordability.

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The long-time builder, now building in Shea Village, Mississippi Shores & Huntley Chase, is no longer flying under the radar.

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

The average price for a new-build home is currently $833,001. Here’s a sampling of what you can get.

New townhomes, multigeneration living and more have come to Glenview’s east and west communities.

New project by Uniform and Claridge offers fresh options for high-tech workers and more.

The numbers show “cautious optimism for improved performance in 2024.”

Seven singles and towns join ones by Richcraft across the street to create an impressive model home row.

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