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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

A surprising month for listings. Still continuing the trend that July started, listings have been solid in Ottawa. Here are the August 2019 numbers: Total

What an amazing month for the real estate market! Since July is such a vacation-heavy month, people are usually more focused on their summer than

Thanks to a 14% increase in condo sales, Ottawa’s resale real estate market had a strong May. Here are the May 2019 numbers: Total number

The month of April didn’t pick up the way spring markets have in the past, mainly due to the low inventory Ottawa has been experiencing

March saw the official start of spring, but also a slightly lower number of real estate sales in Ottawa. Here are the March 2019 numbers:

Through ice, snow, sleet, and more snow, buyers braved the cold days to make February a strong month for the real estate market in Ottawa.

We got 101.8 centimetres of snow in January – but rather than slowing down buyers, it seemed to have the opposite effect! “January is typically

The average price hike in Ottawa was nearly 15 per cent, giving a new total of $433,500 — up $56,300 as of December, according to

Have you ever wondered where your neighborhood stands compared to the others in our city? Ever get involved in the heated east vs. west debate

Thanks to great employment rates and continued affordability, 2018 was a year of steady growth. Despite the mortgage stress test of January 2018 contributing to

When compared to the rest of the country, Ottawa’s real estate market is the odd one out. “Our market fundamentals are very strong, and we

The cold, wet weather didn’t dampen buyers’ enthusiasm for house hunting. Here are the October 2018 numbers: Total number of units sold: 1,383 – an

As we moved into September, housing prices continued to stay above average for this time of year. “We continue to experience supply-side issues going into

Ottawa had a busier than normal summer this year. Ottawa Real Estate Board President Ralph Shaw doesn’t expect the market pace to change. “Our real