The Campbell-Maric Group

07/31/2026

No rear neighbours. Just fields. 🌾

306 Moisson Street sits with open farmland behind it, which means the primary bedroom, the dining room, and the rear deck all look out at something other than someone else's siding.

Close to $100,000 in updates since purchase. Cathedral ceilings, hardwood, gas fireplace under a dark panelled wall. Kitchen with quartz counters, a waterfall island for three, and herringbone tile. Dining space that actually seats eight.

Three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, primary with a walk-in and a navy tiled ensuite. Lower level has plenty of space, big windows, ready to finish your way.

About 30 minutes to downtown Ottawa.

Save this one. Link in bio to book a private showing.

07/31/2026

What an absolute beauty in Embrun!

https://u.listvt.com/mls/258223446

06/20/2026

📍 New listing in Findlay Creek, and the lot alone is worth the drive.

🏠 Open House Sunday, June 21st, 2pm-4pm.

41 Nettle Crescent is a modified Claridge Dunn model, roughly 2,960 sq ft, set on a premium pie-shaped lot with no rear neighbours. That kind of privacy is hard to find in south Ottawa.
Inside: hardwood through the main level, staircase, and entire upper floor. A bright open-concept living, dining, and kitchen space. A primary suite with a spa-like en-suite. Motorized blinds throughout, and a fully finished basement ready for a recreation room, gym, or office.
It lives as a 3-bedroom now and converts back to 4 with no major reno. Flexibility built in.

🏡 Want the full tour? Link in bio, or call us at 613-799-9022.

05/15/2026

If you've been trying to figure out what Ottawa's real estate market is actually doing, you're not alone.

The April OREB release produced three different headlines depending on which number got picked: average price up 0.8%, benchmark price down 2.1%, days on market up three days. Same month, same city, completely different stories.

The benchmark price is the more accurate measure for a typical Ottawa home. The average gets pulled around by luxury sales. And the most useful number of all isn't even a price. It's months of inventory.

We broke down how to read every Ottawa market stat properly so you can make decisions based on what's actually happening in your sub-market, not the citywide headline.

What's the stat you've been hearing most about lately?

https://yourhomeinottawa.ca/blog/what-ottawa-market-stats-actually-tell-you-and-what-they-dont

Ottawa's market stats can tell three different stories at once. Here's how to read them properly so you make decisions based on what's actually happening.

04/21/2026

When there are more homes available than buyers looking, the dynamic shifts in your favour. That's a buyer's market.

What does that look like in practice? Homes sit longer on the market. Sellers drop their prices. Bidding wars become rare. And you, the buyer, have room to negotiate.

You can include conditions like financing and inspection. You can ask for a closing date that works for your timeline. You can negotiate on price without fear of losing the deal to someone else.

The key is recognizing when it's happening. A lot of buyers wait on the sidelines hoping for perfect conditions, not realizing the leverage is already there.

Want to know what the market looks like right now in Ottawa? Drop a comment or send me a message.

04/13/2026

An OREB survey found that one in four Ottawa homeowners plans to pass their home to family rather than list it on the open market.

That number says two things at once. First, a meaningful share of Ottawa homeowners have already concluded that their kids can't realistically buy without direct help. Second, a chunk of inventory that buyers and analysts were expecting to eventually come to market is quietly being removed from the equation.

Less supply means more competition for what does sell. If you've been waiting for the market to loosen up, this is part of why it might not happen the way you're expecting.

04/09/2026

Your next home just hit the market in Queenswood Heights, Orléans.

This 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom townhome has been updated from top to bottom and it shows the moment you walk in. The kitchen was fully renovated with white shaker cabinetry, quartz countertops, subway tile backsplash, and stainless steel LG appliances, including a French-door fridge, dishwasher, and over-the-range microwave. It's clean, bright, and built for real life.

The dining room features rich hardwood floors and flows into a spacious sunken living room with full-height sliding doors that open to a private fenced backyard lined with mature cedars for year-round privacy. Upstairs, the primary bedroom fits a full suite with mirrored closet doors and zebra blinds, plus two more bedrooms and an updated full bathroom with a marble-topped vanity.

The finished basement gives you a large rec room — perfect for a home gym, playroom, or media space — along with in-unit LG front-load laundry and plenty of storage. A playground right within the complex is a bonus for families.

And the location speaks for itself. Shopping, restaurants, GoodLife Fitness, and everyday essentials on Tenth Line Road are steps away. Place d'Orléans and Highway 174 are minutes from your door. And with the LRT East Extension bringing rapid transit to the neighbourhood, getting around the city is about to get a whole lot easier.

$424,900 — move-in ready, nothing to do but unpack.

📍 1765 Lamoureux Drive, Orléans
DM us or tap the link in bio to book a private showing.

04/01/2026

Ontario removed the HST on new homes, effective April 1, 2026 to March 31, 2027. That's up to $130,000 in savings for buyers of new construction under $1M. And unlike most government programs, there's no rebate to apply for. Builders simply don't charge it at the point of sale.

For Ottawa buyers, this is genuinely significant. Most suburban new builds in Barrhaven, Kanata, Riverside South, and Stittsville sit right in the qualifying range.

The catch? It's a one-year window, and inventory is already moving.

We put together a free New Construction Buyer's Guide covering every eligibility condition, what Ottawa inventory looks like right now, and how to move before the window closes. Swipe through the carousel for the highlights, then download the full guide at the link below.

yourhomeinottawa.ca

03/31/2026

CMHC insurance is mandatory in Canada for any buyer putting down less than 20%, and it's one of the first costs worth understanding before you start your search. It protects the lender, not you, but it's what makes low-down-payment mortgages possible here. For buyers in Ottawa weighing rent vs. buying, the premium is often smaller than another year of waiting.

Download our Free Ottawa Home Buyer Guide

03/30/2026

Thinking about buying in Ottawa this spring? Before you book your first showing, make sure you know the difference between pre-qualified and pre-approved.

Pre-qualification is a quick estimate based on what you tell your bank over the phone.

No credit check, nothing verified. It gives you a rough number, but it's not a commitment.

Pre-approval is the real thing. Your lender reviews your documents, checks your credit, runs the stress test, and issues a commitment letter with a rate hold. That's what sellers expect to see when you come in with an offer.

We walk every one of our Ottawa buyers through this before we start. It protects your deposit and makes your offer a lot stronger.

Share this with someone who's getting ready to buy in Ottawa this year.