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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.

Mark Sutcliffe underscores community building in breakfast address to local homebuilding industry.

What’s hot in housing, renovations, design & decor for 2024.

Looking back and ahead: One family’s successful journey and Habitat gets ready to hand over its 100th home.

It was a much better month than November 2022, but still well below the average.

While still underperforming, sales in October were better than both September and the previous October.

After many months of little activity when it comes to new builder launches, it’s been a busy fall. Here’s why.

Although a significant improvement over last year, the market is still underperforming, numbers show.

Sales and prices were flat last month, but new listings grew.

The August numbers show housing is still unaffordable for many in Ottawa.

There were “no surprises,” says industry analyst PMA Brethour Realty, but numbers are still down.

An adequate supply of rental housing is essential to quality of life in Ottawa, the housing association argues.

Small upticks in the market a sign of spring, says real estate board.

It won’t be easy, argues GOHBA’s Jason Burggraaf, but it is necessary.