Spring Activity Builds as Ottawa Real Estate Market Remains Balanced
1,336 residential properties were sold in the month of April . This was an 1.9% decrease from April 2025. “We’re seeing the market find its footing after a slower winter,” said OREB President Tami Eades. “April’s activity reflects a market that is gradually regaining momentum. Buyers are beginning to re-engage, and more listings are helping […]
Read moreOttawa Real Estate Market Accelerates This Spring as Inventory Catches Up
1,075 residential properties were sold in the month of March . This was an 4.7% decrease from March 2025. “March’s activity is a clear sign that Ottawa’s market doesn’t move in dramatic shifts,” said Tami Eades, President of the Ottawa Real Estate Board (OREB). “What we’re seeing is a measured, steady return to activity. Inventory […]
Read moreBalanced Conditions Define Ottawa’s Housing Market in January
610 residential properties were sold in the month of January . This was an 5.6% decrease from January 2025. “What January is showing us is a market that’s adjusting in a healthy way,” said Tami Eades, President of the Ottawa Real Estate Board. “We’re seeing more choice for buyers, more realism on the selling side, […]
Read moreOttawa Real Estate Market Closes 2025 on a Note of Stability
587 residential properties were sold in the month of December . This was an 6.2% decrease from December 2024. “Even with a quieter finish to the year, Ottawa’s housing market showed real stability in 2025,” said Tami Eades, President of the Ottawa Real Estate Board. “Sales and dollar volume both surpassed 2024 levels despite more […]
Read moreBalanced but Softening Ottawa Housing Market Shifts Toward Higher Supply
880 residential properties were sold in the month of November . This was an 18.2% decrease from November 2024. “Recent rate cuts offer some optimism for renewed buyer engagement through the typically quiet winter months, setting the stage for a steadier start to the new year and a more energized spring. At the same time, […]
Read more?✨ Christmas Parade Season Is Here! ✨?
The holiday season is officially upon us, and that means one thing—Christmas Parade Season has arrived across Ottawa and the surrounding communities! ??✨ From twinkling lights to festive floats, marching bands, and of course Santa himself, these parades bring families and neighbors together to celebrate the magic of the holidays. Whether you’re in the heart […]
Read moreOttawa Real Estate Market: Sales Rise as Inventory Levels Ease in October
1,177 residential properties were sold in the month of October . This was an 1.2% decrease from October 2024. “Ottawa’s market continues to demonstrate balance and resilience,” said OREB President Paul Czan. “We’re seeing modest growth in sales activity, stable pricing, and a seasonal easing of elevated inventory levels. The recent rate adjustments provide optimism […]
Read moreOttawa Real Estate Market: Inventory Builds but Demand Remains Resilient Heading into Fall
1,089 residential properties were sold in the month of September. This was an 2.4% increase from September 2024. “September reinforced Ottawa’s resilience, with sales nearly 2.4% higher than last year and prices are holding steady despite more listings coming to market,” said Paul Czan, OREB President. “When you peel back the layers, you see that […]
Read moreOttawa Real Estate Market: Seasonal Inventory Growth Meets Steady Demand
1,236 residential properties were sold in the month of August. This was an 12.1% increase from August 2024. “August was an active month for Ottawa’s housing market, with overall prices trending upward and sales activity stronger than in recent years as the summer season winds down,” said Tami Eades, OREB President-Elect. “While we continue to […]
Read moreSigns of Growth Amid Ottawa’s Steady Housing Market
1,318 residential properties were sold in the month of July. This was an 4.9% increase from July 2024. “While we’ve seen demand may be softening in the condo market, especially in the downtown core, as a whole, Ottawa’s real estate market continues to stand out for its resilience and stability,” says Paul Czan, President of […]
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