Ottawa Real Estate Forecast 2025: Looking back at 2024 and ahead through the year

The Ottawa real estate market experienced notable changes in 2024, with shifting home prices and buyer trends shaping the landscape for 2025.

Annual Feature: Ottawa’s real estate market in 2024 showed resilience, with increased home sales and steady price growth despite high interest rates. Active listings rose significantly, giving buyers more options. As we move into 2025, what can we expect? Will prices continue to rise, or will economic factors lead to a more balanced market? This article looks back at 2024’s key trends, major real estate stories, and expert predictions for the year ahead in Ottawa real estate.

Aging Sewer Lines in Centretown & The Glebe: What Homeowners Need to Know

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What Happens if the Seller Wants to Back Out of the Sale?

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#NickAnswersReddit: This week, Nick tackles an uncommon but stressful real estate scenario: what happens if a Seller wants to back out of a sale? Whether you’re buying or selling, understanding the legal implications and possible next steps is essential. Nick explains the process, your options, and how to protect yourself from financial fallout.

Cracked Foundations in Kanata: Signs, Fixes, and Prevention

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Why “Timing the Market” in Real Estate is Risky Business

Thinking about waiting for the perfect time to buy or sell your home? The idea of “timing the market” is tempting—but in real estate, predicting highs and lows is far riskier than it seems. Market trends shift due to factors beyond our control, and waiting for the “best” moment could mean missed opportunities, increased costs, or unnecessary stress.

Understanding the Implications of Unpermitted Renovations in Ontario Homes

#NickAnswersReddit: A prospective homebuyer in Ontario is concerned about unpermitted structural modifications in a property built in 1995. Nick provides insights into assessing such changes, the importance of professional evaluations, and the role of title insurance in mitigating potential risks.

Radon Gas in Kanata: What Every Homeowner Should Know

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Steps for Aspiring Realtors: How to Prepare for a Successful Real Estate Career in Canada

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#NickAnswersReddit: Are you a young individual aiming to become a successful realtor in Canada? Discover actionable steps you can take now to set the foundation for a thriving real estate career, including education, networking, and market research.

Wildlife Intrusions in Rockcliffe Park: How to Protect Your Home

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Mature Trees in Rockliffe Park: Charm & Risk

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