Ottawa Real Estate Board members sold 846 residential properties in November, compared with 1,456 in November 2021 — a drop of 42 per cent but “expectedly low,” according to the board’s president. Read More
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Real estate market 'slightly tipping toward the buyers' as sales plummet 42 per cent in November
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