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The Ottawa Real Estate Podcast

Welcome to The Ottawa Real Estate Podcast (TOREP)! Hosted by seasoned Mortgage Agents Paul Stevenson and David Warren, who have been bringing the Ottawa real estate market to life with the podcast for over four years.

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  1. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Mortgage Rates Are Rising Again: What You Need to Know (opens the original)

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    Mortgage rates are rising again while Canada’s economy is sending mixed signals, and Ottawa’s housing market just posted a surprisingly sharp drop in sales. This week we break down the Bank of Canada’s latest rate decision, why inflation, oil prices, tariffs, and weak employment numbers are making future rate cuts harder to predict, and what rising bond yields could mean for fixed mortgage rates. We also look at Ottawa real estate, where August sales fell dramatically even though average home pr

  2. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Is Your Mortgage at Risk? The Tariff Impact Explained (opens the original)

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    Are you concerned about the impact of tariffs on the Canadian real estate market and your mortgage in Ottawa? As a homeowner or potential buyer in the Ottawa real estate market, it's essential to understand how the recent tariff changes in Canada may affect your mortgage rates and the overall Canadian housing market. The Bank of Canada's decisions on mortgage rates can significantly influence the Ontario housing market, and as an Ontario landlord or tenant, it's crucial to stay informed about th

  3. Episode · Aug 19, 2026

    50% US Tariffs Could Shake Canada’s Economy and Housing Market (opens the original)

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    Canada’s economy is facing another major shock, with a potential 50% tariff increase hitting $28 billion in Canadian goods. At the same time, inflation has risen, fixed mortgage rates are climbing, and Canadians are still dealing with a serious affordability problem. In this episode we talk about what is happening with Ottawa real estate, Canadian housing, mortgage rates, inflation, and the Bank of Canada. We also look at why five year fixed rates have moved into the mid fours, why more borrower

  4. Episode · Aug 12, 2026

    Are Ottawa Home Prices Done Falling? (July Market Update) (opens the original)

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    This week we look at whether Ottawa home prices may have finally bottomed out, what the latest market numbers are telling us, and why mortgage rates could still make affordability challenging. We also discuss Canada’s surprisingly strong jobs report, mortgage renewals, fixed rates, and how upcoming tariffs could affect the housing market. 00:13 Introduction to Ottawa real estate market 01:51 Current Perception Of The Real Estate Market 03:12 Mortgage Rates At Renewal 06:09 Getting A Mortgage Wit

  5. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    Buyer Confidence Hits Record High as Market Forecast Darkens (opens the original)

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    CMHC says home sales could decline by about 3 percent this year while the national average home price is expected to dip slightly. At the same time, more Canadians are feeling confident enough to get back into the market. Is this the start of a real shift or are buyers getting ahead of themselves? 00:00 Tribute to Paul Rushforth 02:03 The Real Estate Market 08:50 Housing Forecast 12:11 Interprovincial Tariffs 13:28 Foreign Buyer Ban 18:27 More Canadians Are Using Mortgage Brokers 22:33 What Are

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