A large majority of homes for sale in Ottawa that is on the market are resales – meaning they were lived in before
However, one in every four homebuyers purchases a brand-new property. Many people have an age-old question: what’s better – a new or existing home? The answer to this question ultimately depends on you, your needs, finances, family, and taste. There are advantages and disadvantages for both.
To get more insight on new homes vs existing homes, download our free report. We outline the ten secrets every new home buyer should know, including little-known buyer advantages that most builders won’t divulge voluntarily.
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