Sales in July were up 30.5 per cent compared with the same month a year ago.

Ottawa home builders and buyers alike were busy last month in the capital's hot real estate market.

The pandemic is driving some curious real estate trends as a combination of working from home and restrictions on travel is driving people to look at more rural areas.

"It’s hard to say how long these trends will last, but we’re certainly seeing these early signs of people moving to the suburbs."

Ottawa home sale volumes were on par with 2019 figures in June following a slowdown tied to uncertainty surrounding the novel coronavirus pandemic.

A drastic drop in home sales and new listings in Greater Moncton amid the COVID-19 pandemic this spring has created a seller's real estate market, according to the group.

Despite the economic chaos caused by the novel coronavirus, home prices in the Greater Toronto Area are up slightly from this time last year.

Twenty-nine single family homes sold in the South Okanagan in April, a 71 per cent decrease over the same time last year.

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