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Purpose-built rental towers in Ottawa today look more like lifestyle resorts than simple housing blocks, and developers say that’s no accident.

One-day drop-offs organized by the City of Ottawa are set to resume.

Making its debut in Riverside South, Glenview will offer singles at Ironwood.

The six townhome models offer three to six bedrooms to cater to many types of families.

Local builders, renovators and others compete for national trophies in May.

Although still below average, the increased activity is an encouraging sign.

Ottawa’s February 2026 resale market slowed again but held bright spots.

An Arnprior family lost everything in a house fire. They share their journey and their advice.

Intense interest in Beechcliffe Homes signals desperate need for affordable housing.

It was the lowest number of January sales in a decade, after 2023.

Uncertainty is the watchword for the local housing industry but there are some hopeful signs.

It’s the first time Cardel has offered this type of townhome and looks to appeal to first-time buyers.

Additional dwelling units (ADUs) have moved beyond custom homes and renovations to production builders — proving they’ve gone mainstream.

Ottawa’s January 2026 resale market slowed but showed positive signs.

Ottawa’s new comprehensive zoning bylaw is an important milestone for housing and our broader economic future, writes Jason Burggraaf.

The Ottawa Real Estate Board hosts gathering to tackle the housing crisis, an issue that’s top of mind for municipal voters.

The results were “disappointing” and “largely expected,” says PMA Brethour’s Cheryl Rice.

Ottawa’s 2025 resale market was stable, balanced and resilient.