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Adam Mills Team Real Estate Market Update – Aug. 2012

July 2012 saw 3.4% more homes sell in Ottawa over July 2011. The average sale price in July 2012 for a home in Ottawa was $337,518, a slight decrease of 1.2% over July 2011. Average “Days on Market” for a listing is currently 40 days in Ottawa. For the full article please click here

Adam Mills Team Real Estate Market Update – Sep. 2012

August 2012 saw 14.1% less homes sell in Ottawa over August 2011. The average sale price in August 2012 for a home in Ottawa was $346,949, an increase of 2.5% over August 2011. Average “Days on Market” for a listing is currently 42 days in Ottawa. For the full article please click here

Adam Mills Team Real Estate Market Update – Oct. 2012

September 2012 saw 993 homes sell in Ottawa compared to 1,201 homes in September 2011 (2011 was a record breaking September). The average sale price in September 2012 for a home in Ottawa was $351,585, an increase of 4.75% over September 2011. Average “Days on Market” for a listing is currently 43 days in Ottawa. […]

TD Canada Trust Weekly Economic Highlights – Oct. 29

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK – October 29/12 United States Markets fell back to pre-OMT/QE3 territory as weak earnings and guidance downgrades provided a reality check. This was true for non-financials in particular, as financials continued to benefit from the confidence inspired by open-ended central bank announcements European data continue to underwhelm, with German PMI and […]

TD Canada Trust Weekly Economic Highlights – Nov. 5

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK – Nov. 5/12 United States Hurricane Sandy hit the U.S. east cost this week, causing the tragic loss of human lives and major damage to public and private infrastructure. However, the reality is that, from a purely macroeconomic perspective, Sandy’s legacy will likely show up as a relatively minor shock in […]

TD Canada Trust Weekly Economic Highlights – Nov. 15

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE WEEK United States The federal election eclipsed the relatively positive spate of economic data this week. The results, how­ever, leave the state of U.S. politics in the same place they were prior to November 6th, with the same President and roughly the same cast of characters in Congress. Now that the election […]