Market Updates March 23- March 29, 2026

During the week of March 23- March 29, 2026, a total of 156 (compared to 189 last week) homes were sold in Ottawa. Of those, 22 homes sold for over $1 million, compared to a total of 28 such sales the week before.

Homes sold above $1m:

https://portal.onehome.com/en-CA/share/1648360h78176

Crown Jewel Sale of the Week:

The most expensive home sold last week, is a Uniform 47′ single home in the Wateridge community. It is the Elgin model. It is a super well maintained home sold for a great price.

Other Homes Sold Above $1m:

Riverside South: HN’s 44′ Arlington was sold for $1,170,000.

Barrhaven: a Uniform single home was sold for $1,010,000 in Stonebridge, Barrhaven. It’s the Georgetown model, 2326 sq.ft above grade.

2-Storey Townhomes:

During the week of March 23-29, a total of 35 2-Storey townhomes were sold in Ottawa: https://portal.onehome.com/en-CA/share/1652861v75510

Weekly Champion🏆

This week’s townhome champion is a double garage townhome in South March. It sold for $1,185,000. 2 bedrooms and about 1,871 sq.ft of living space above grade, The lot measures 8,202.09 ft² (0.188 ac).

Other great townhome sales:

Kanata Lakes:

An end unit townhome built in 2009 in Kanata Estates sold for $755k. It is situated on an oversized corner lot.⬇️

Stittsville:

A Cardel interior unit was sold for $702,000. It backs onto a pond.  It offers 1790 sq.ft. of living space above grade and it has good interior finishes.

A Tamarack end unit was sold for 693,000.

A Richcraft interior unit was sold for $680,000. It has a deep backyard, good interior finished, a fully fenced and landscaped backyard:

Half Moon Bay:

End units were sold for about $630k; and interior units sold for under $600k.

Findlay Creek:

A Tartan end unit built in 2016 was sold for $660,000. It looks high, and the lot map partially explains why.

Current Inventory:

Here is the current inventory for several areas of the Ottawa market as of today; the numbers in the brackets are inventory of last week.

Current inventory levels for specific communities are as follows:

Summary (Guan Guan’s observation, for reference only):

1. Well-maintained and unique singles can sell for great or decent prices.
2. Townhomes are still selling, but the prospective new home HST rebate might have some impact on the resale market.
3. There are still some solid townhome transactions in the market, with prices exceeding new home prices after the rebate. Some are lucky sales; some have unique features that meet the buyers’ needs.
4. Those homes that cannot easily find replacements in new builds might be more resilient/desirable/competitive.

If you have any questions or ideas, please don’t hesitate to contact Guan Guan!