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2024 is ‘proving to be a turnaround year for Ottawa new-home sales.’

August 2024 new-home sales are improving, but slowly, latest monthly report shows.

A house tour of renovations & more — if you’re researching renovators, this tour is a must.

Check out the coach home project MBHE Inc. has in this year’s RenoTour Parade of Homes.

New numbers show Ottawa’s new home market is making a slow but steady comeback.

July numbers show we’re doing better than we have in the last few years, but we still have a ways to go.

Numbers overall are positive as the local market continues to seek its footing.

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

Pending interest rate announcement likely kept buyers on the sidelines.

Eastern Ontario Housing Summit looks at population, housing demands and the economy.

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

Sales slow in April, but are up for the year to date

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

Sales, prices and listings all increase but numbers still lag long-term averages.

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

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

Industry analyst dives into last year's market and casts ahead to the coming months.

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