This is not the result you would normally expect when more than 70,000 people across the region are jobless and the novel coronavirus still inspires fear. But June was a very good month for realtors and for the relatively few homeowners in position to put their properties up for sale. Read More
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Ottawa house prices surge 15% on shrinking inventories
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