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‘Ottawa continues to hold its ground,’ says PMA’s Cheryl Rice in the wake of the latest monthly sales report.

Ontario properties haven’t been reassessed for tax purposes since 2017 and that’s a problem.

BuildingIN shares lessons learned from Ottawa and Edmonton zoning reform examples.

In this guest column, Laurysen Kitchens spells out the pros and cons of popular options.

New-home sales gain traction in June, the latest monthly report shows.

Sustainable builder Windmill once again adds residential development to a church property.

The milestone anniversary includes a greatly expanded factory in Carleton Place and the end of an era on Carp Road.

Ottawa sales improved over April, but are still below the five-year average, report shows.

Ottawa's housing market will survive the United States' tariffs, says Serge Desjardins.

If Canada focuses on speed (building units) over quality (creating homes), are we in danger of making mistakes we will regret, asks BuildingIN?

From condo flats to net zero ready singles, Urbandale is showcasing its range.

Annual NKBA awards celebrates Ottawa’s kitchen and bath designers.

Ottawa sales slump to fourth lowest April level in more than 40 years.

Local designers start a grassroots initiative to foster community and celebrate Ottawa design.

The builder becomes the sixth to join development of the bustling Fernbank and Shea roads area.

They’re a good start but they need boots-on-the-ground help, argues BuildingIN.

The company’s owners have passed the torch to a leadership group as the company marks 35 years and multiple accomplishments.

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