Ottawa market, September 2026
Monthly numbers from the Ottawa Real Estate Board.
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Benchmark price by home type
The benchmark (MLS® Home Price Index) tracks a typical home, so it moves less than the average price when the mix of sales changes.
Neighbourhoods
Areas we work in across Ottawa. Tap one to learn more, or ask about one that isn’t listed.
KanataWest end
A large west-end suburb built around the Kanata North tech park, with established neighbourhoods like Kanata Lakes, Beaverbrook, Bridlewood and Morgan’s Grant.
Detached family homes and townhomes, close to the Canadian Tire Centre, Kanata Centrum and the Queensway.
StittsvilleWest end
Just southwest of Kanata, with a village-style main street and newer subdivisions growing around it.
Mostly newer detached homes and townhomes, with the Trans Canada Trail running through town.
BarrhavenSouth end
One of Ottawa’s biggest family suburbs, including Stonebridge and Half Moon Bay, with its own shopping, schools and recreation centres.
Detached homes and townhomes, many built in the last twenty years.
Findlay CreekSouth end
A newer community off Bank Street and Leitrim Road near the airport, with parks, trails and new schools.
Mostly newer townhomes and detached homes, popular with first-time buyers moving up.
Riverside SouthSouth end
A growing community along the Rideau River, across from Barrhaven and connected to the O-Train’s Trillium Line.
Newer detached homes and townhomes, with more construction under way.
OrléansEast end
A large, bilingual east-end community along the Ottawa River, with established and newer neighbourhoods side by side.
A wide mix, from older bungalows and split-levels to new townhomes.
ManotickRural south
A historic village on the Rideau River, known for Watson’s Mill and its quiet, small-town feel.
Larger lots, estate homes and waterfront properties within reach of the city.
WestboroInner west
A walkable inner-city neighbourhood centred on Richmond Road shops and restaurants, close to the Ottawa River pathways.
Older homes, modern infill and condos.
The GlebeCentral
Our home base. A central neighbourhood between Bank Street, Lansdowne Park and the Rideau Canal.
Older brick homes, semis and low-rise condos in walking distance of downtown.
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