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More than 250 Ottawa projects vie for top honours as the industry recognizes its best.

Ottawa builders and renovators vie for eight provincial green building awards.

Numbers were up in October but down for the year, suggesting Ottawa’s new-home market is stabilizing.

It’s the final week of voting for the 2021 All Things Home People’s Choice Award. Check out the finalists.

Inspired by Gramercy Park brownstones in New York, the project will see 29 walk-up townhomes.

Voting continues for the 2021 All Things Home People’s Choice Award. This week, choose your favourite in design details & green homes.

In what is typically a good month for sales, September’s results suggest the pandemic sales frenzy has ended.

Voting continues for the 2021 All Things Home People’s Choice Award. This week, choose your favourite kitchen.

COVID threw out a curveball, but it failed to stop finishing of the two-storey Hillcrest.

It’s time to choose your favourite for the 2021 All Things Home People’s Choice Award. First up, production homes and condos.

Minto latest enclave continues a 20-year tradition of building at Avalon.

The Ottawa market is balancing itself out, says a market analyst.

Net Zero will be the building code standard in 2030, but we’ve still got a long way to go to get there.

Brookline brings singles and towns to a new development near Kanata’s high-tech hub.

‘The market is self-correcting and heading towards a balanced market,’ says industry analyst.

Caivan introduces its new 31-foot walk-up floor plan at its Rhythm project in Orléans, offering an urban infill feel in a suburban single-family home.

With enticing upgrades, quick occupancy homes offer lots to new-build buyers

How and why you refinance a mortgage