The 2026 Ottawa Downsizer's Playbook
A Step-by-Step Guide to Unlocking Equity, Simplifying Your Life, and Finding Your Next Ottawa Home
Thinking about downsizing — but not sure where to start? Get the free 23-page guide designed to help Ottawa homeowners understand the financial, practical and lifestyle decisions involved before making a move.
The 2026 Ottawa Downsizer's Playbook
Designed for Ottawa homeowners 55+ navigating equity, transition costs, and next-chapter options.
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Downsizing involves more than selling your house.
The Playbook helps you think through the decisions you'll want to make before deciding whether, when or where to move.
Understand Your Equity
Learn how to estimate what may actually be available after your mortgage, selling expenses, preparation costs and other considerations.
Compare Your Next-Home Options
Explore Ottawa condos, bungalows, active-adult communities and upscale rental options across Ottawa's neighbourhoods.
Understand the Real Costs
Consider selling costs, buying costs, condo fees, land transfer tax, moving expenses and other costs that can affect the decision.
Plan the Transition
Follow a practical roadmap for decluttering, preparing the house, coordinating the buy/sell timing and moving smoothly.
Avoid Common Downsizing Traps
Learn about several financial, logistical and emotional mistakes worth considering before making a decision.
"Deciding to downsize is one of the most significant choices you will make after decades in your home. You don't have to decide to sell today. First, understand your options, protect your capital, and make an informed decision on your own timeline."