Ottawa’s rental market is adjusting in 2026. Tenants in multi-unit buildings constructed before 2001 will see an automatic 0.89% rent reduction, while broader market trends offer opportunities for renters and landlords alike. Here’s the full update.
Ottawa’s rental market is adjusting in 2026. Tenants in multi-unit buildings constructed before 2001 will see an automatic 0.89% rent reduction, while broader market trends offer opportunities for renters and landlords alike. Here’s the full update.
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