Real Estate

Valecraft Homes Celebrates 35 Years

November 1, 2017 1 S.A.

It may seem like the construction of new housing developments in the Ottawa area only exploded in very recent years, when in fact one of our very own home builders local to Ottawa is celebrating 35 years of business! Valecraft…

Home & Garden

How to Make Your Home Stand Out

December 28, 2016 0 Faith Murray

There’s no investment quite as big as real estate. Shelling out thousands of dollars into a single purchase can cause anyone to develop a meticulous personality, and this is exactly why property sellers are becoming much more aggressive and competitive…

Local News

Coach Houses in Ottawa

August 17, 2016 1 Amanda Murray

The City of Ottawa is currently undertaking a zoning study allow a form of detached secondary dwelling units known as coach houses. The zoning study, which began in 2015, is expected to conclude in early fall 2016. Let’s review the proposed plans,…

Real Estate

Top 10 Most Expensive Properties in Ottawa

July 27, 2016 0 Point2 Homes

It is a well-known fact that Ottawa is one of Canada’s most attractive cities, both in terms of culture and in terms of real estate. We are every bit as vibrant as Vancouver, but our real estate market makes Ottawa far…

Helpful Tips

5 Reasons to Invest in a Metal Roof

June 13, 2016 0 Ann Torres

Many Ottawa homeowners are trading in their traditional asphalt roofing shingles for new metal roofing options, recommended by expert contractors including Mike Holmes. If your roof is in need of updates and you are still weighing the pros and cons…

Business

What to Look for When Hunting for Office Space

November 7, 2015 0 Ann Torres

Once you and your employees are bursting at the seams and ready to move into a bigger space, it’s time to start the hunt. What are some of the top things to look at when trying to find the ideal…

Home & Garden

The Modern Appeal of Huntclub Towns

September 1, 2015 0 Ann Torres

If you’re on the hunt for a new home, you know how overwhelming the choice can be. Do you opt for a condo or a freehold home? Downtown or the suburbs? Close to happening nightlife or recreation? If you can’t decide…

Home & Garden

Why to Buy a Home in the Fall

October 1, 2014 0 Amanda Murray

Moving is never an easy decision, nor an easy task to undertake. Whether your search is narrowing down a city, neighbourhood, or just which features you prefer to have, there are so many factors and so many considerations when it…

Real Estate

5 Things First Time Home Buyers Should Know

September 8, 2014 0 Krista Brunette

Buying your first home is a big step in your life, as it is by far one of the biggest investments you will ever make. It is important that you don’t get caught up in the moment when looking at…

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