What are homes like in Centretown?
Homes in Centretown are mostly apartments. In the 2021 census (via the Ottawa Neighbourhood Study), 67.1% of dwellings were in buildings of five or more storeys and 23.4% in buildings under five storeys. Row houses were 3.2%, single-detached houses 3.0% and semi-detached houses 1.6%.
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Wikipedia notes a mix of original single-family homes, newer infill and townhouse developments, and low-rise and high-rise apartment buildings, with a construction boom from the late nineties adding condominiums north of Cooper Street.
West Centretown has a more varied mix: 34.9% large apartment buildings, 32.5% smaller apartment buildings and 8.1% single-detached houses.
Sources
- ons-sqo.ca/neighbourhoods/24centretown/
- ons-sqo.ca/neighbourhoods/957west-centretown/
- en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centretown
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