10 - 135 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE Ottawa, Ontario
Welcome to 135 Springfield Ave in the heart of lindenlea / New Edinburgh. This bright and spacious condo offers south ...
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An excellent condo to call home.
Welcome to 135 Springfield Ave in the heart of lindenlea / New Edinburgh. This bright and spacious condo offers south city views from your living room and an open and inviting layout. Features include beautiful hardwood floors throughout, two generous bedrooms, and two full bathrooms. The modern kitchen is equipped with three appliances included, and in-suite laundry with a washer and dryer, on the lower foyer level. Underground parking for one car (p10) and a private storage locker (L10). Close to all amenities and minutes to downtown. Walk score 93 and Bike score 91!
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Ottawa, ON – Mqy 2026 —
Ottawa’s housing market remained balanced in May, with activity improving from April but continuing to trail last year’s spring pace. A total of 1,616 homes sold in May, up from 1,336 in April, reflecting the typical lift as the spring market progressed. However, sales were down 10.6% compared to May 2025. These slower sales are becoming a theme so far in 2026, even as the market remains active.
The sales-to-new-listings ratio rose to 48.2%, while months of inventory eased to 3.0, indicating demand kept better pace with new supply than it did in April. Active listings remained elevated at 4,917, keeping pressure on sellers to price strategically.
Performance varied by property type. Single-family homes remained resilient, with average prices essentially unchanged year over year and the median price up 1.3%. Townhomes and apartment-style properties continued to face softer conditions, with both average and median prices below last year’s levels.
Economic uncertainty continues to influence market activity. Recent GDP data has fuelled discussion about Canada’s economic momentum, while the Bank of Canada has continued to take a cautious approach to interest rates. CMHC data reported lower employment levels in the first quarter compared to a year earlier, while CREA’s labour-market charts point to stronger full-time job growth and an unemployment rate that has eased from its early-2026 peak.
Ottawa’s market remains balanced, but the data also points to clear challenges. Sales continue to lag last year’s pace, inventory is elevated, and softer segments are weighing on the broader price picture. The strength of the summer market will depend on whether demand continues to absorb supply at a steady pace.
“The Ottawa market is not moving in one direction across all property types,” said OREB President Tami Eades. “May brought the seasonal increase in activity we typically expect to see in Ottawa’s housing market, but sales continue to trail last year’s pace. While economic uncertainty continues to influence consumer confidence, the key question moving into the summer market will be whether demand continues to keep pace with supply. The market remains active, but inventory levels, employment trends, and buyer confidence will all play an important role in shaping the months ahead.”
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