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Not only did March bring beautiful weather but it also brought on huge resale numbers. As last March was the beginning of COVID-19 lockdowns, let’s

Properties are scarce in today’s real estate market. And to make matters worse (in the perspective of the buyer), prices are continuing to rise. February

The New Year has shown no sign of slowing down as residential and condominium sales and prices continue to surpass last year’s results. Although, it’s

Although 2020 was a crazy year, Ottawa’s real estate numbers for December and 2020 are proof that there’s still a huge demand for residential and

As the months of November and December are known for being slowing due to the weather and preparations for the holidays, the Ottawa real estate

Although there isn’t a huge increase compared to September’s real estate numbers, Ottawa buyers and sellers have proven that there’s still a demand to buy

Source Article: https://ottawacitizen.com/news/local-news/housings-covid-rally-pushes-through-october When Yvan Rhéaume listed a semi-rural bungalow for sale last Friday, he hadn’t expected quite so much interest. The Right at Home

Who would have thought we’d see numbers like these in September. As this is usually a time where people are settling in for school and

Another crazy month for the Ottawa real estate market. We’ve seen increases in residential and condominium sold as well as an increase in average sales

Although Ottawa summers are particularly slow due to people taking vacations, COVID-19 has prevented people from spending their time abroad, keeping them cooped up at

It seems as if April was the only month that really had any effect on the Ottawa real estate market. June is proof of that.

Right about now, Ottawa’s real estate market should be seeing a surge in sales. The spring market comes around every year, showing strong signs in

As the COVID-19 crisis continues to have Ottawa residents social distancing, April has seen a slump in residential and condominium sales. Although this doesn’t come

With the serious circumstances COVID-19 has brought upon the world, you’d think it would have an affect on the Ottawa real estate market. Surprisingly, properties

While January provided buyers little on inventory, February has shown an abundance of properties, exceeding all expectations. Although there was an increase, buyers were quick

If you thought things couldn’t get any harder for buyers, January has made buying more difficult. Due to a decrease in houses on the market,

Here are the December 2019 numbers: Total number of units sold: 761 – up 15.3% from 660 in December 2018. Five-year average unit sales for

Here are the November 2019 numbers: Total number of units sold: 1,288 – up 10.9% from 1,161 in November 2018. Five-year average unit sales for

In the month of October, the Ottawa real estate market took a dip in new listings, Liberal’s reduced their position in Parliament to a minority,

With the transition from summer to fall, the Ottawa real estate market continues to flourish, especially in the condominium properties, some attributing to the start