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Centretown
Downtown's residential heart: towers, walk-ups and everything on foot.
Ottawa neighbourhoods for condo living
Sixteen corners of the city, compared the way buyers actually compare them: what it feels like, what gets built there, how you get downtown and roughly what it costs next to the rest of Ottawa.
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ByWard Market & Lowertown
Cobbles, galleries and late nights beside the river.
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The Glebe
Victorian brick, Bank Street and the canal on three sides.
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Westboro
Richmond Road boutiques and a beach on the Ottawa River.
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Hintonburg
Lofts, breweries and studios minutes from Bayview station.
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Wellington West
Independent shops and quiet brick side streets.
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Old Ottawa East
A quiet peninsula between the canal and the Rideau River.
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Old Ottawa South
Brick homes and Bank Street cafés between canal and river.
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Sandy Hill
Embassies, heritage homes and the university campus.
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Little Italy & Dow's Lake
Preston Street patios and new towers by the lake.
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LeBreton Flats
The city's newest district beside the Ottawa River.
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New Edinburgh & Beechwood
Heritage streets beside Rideau Hall and the river.
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Vanier
The most affordable corner close to downtown.
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Kanata
Tech-sector suburb with trails into the highlands.
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Barrhaven
New townhouse condos and family amenities in the south-west.
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Orléans
Bilingual east end along the Ottawa River.
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Price bands compare neighbourhoods with each other, not with a dollar figure: $ sits below the Ottawa condo average, $$ around it, $$$ above it. Markets move, so treat them as a starting point.