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Ottawa real estate strategy in a shifting market—Part 2 of The Real Estate & Mortgage Show on News Talk 580 CFRA. In this episode of The Real Estate and Mortgage Show on News Talk 580 CFRA, we dive deeper into what’s really happening in the Ottawa housing market as economic uncertainty, tariff headlines, and rising inventory shape buyer and seller behaviour. In Part 2, we cover: How global tariff shifts and economic uncertainty affect buyer confidence Why first-time home buyers drive the entire Ottawa real estate market The growing trend of families staying longer in townhomes Downsizing challenges and why larger homes aren’t turning over as expected The impact of transit, school zones, and neighbourhood growth (including Stittsville and Orleans) Mortgage qualification realities, stress test rules, and what self-employed buyers need to know Renewal concerns for homeowners coming off ultra-low rates A listener question on inventory levels and whether Ottawa prices are at risk We also break down the key difference between Toronto-style volatility and Ottawa’s historically stable real estate market. While other major cities may see sharper swings, Ottawa continues to show steady pricing, strong fundamentals, and long-term equity stability. The message? In a shifting market, informed buyers and sellers win. Strategy, preparation, and local expertise matter more than national headlines. Have a question for a future show? Visit realestateandmortgageshow.com and submit it for the next episode. Subscribe for weekly insights on buying, selling, refinancing, and navigating the Ottawa real estate market with confidence.