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Ottawa’s new-home market slowed again in November, continuing an easing off that began in October.

Escalating prices, frequent sellouts & high demand: How COVID-19 has affected the market

Resale sales and prices were up again last month, as inventory problems continued to dog the market

Ottawa’s hot new-home market appears to be finally cooling as sales in October eased up.

Inventory growth in resale condos could point to future trends

The pandemic may have wreaked havoc on the economy, but when it comes to new-home sales, even that has failed to put a dent in Ottawa’s hot market.

Resale volume up 51 per cent in September compared to 2019.

Strong summer sales continued, putting pressure on availability and prices.

Sales, inventory and prices all jump in August.

COVID-caused supply constraints may affect new home closings, warranty repairs, renos.

Ottawa's hot resale market sidelines many first-time buyers in July.

Like the temperature, new-home sales in June soared, but will it last?

It was better than April, but Ottawa’s new homes market still has as ways to go.

April new home sales in Ottawa took a nosedive thanks to the fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ottawa resale volume plummeted in April because of the pandemic but prices were up again.

A first-timer's experience buying a home during the pandemic.

Knowledge, preparation and the right agent are key to selling your home in any market,

Be careful about average price increases when selling your home.