As of September 21, 2026, the median asking price for duplexes in Ottawa Centre is $859,900.
Compared with the other cities and townships in Ottawa:
Higher-priced than Ottawa Centre: Rockcliffe Park ($1,595,000, about 85.5% higher), Beacon Hill North - South and Area ($1,299,000, about 51.1% higher), Hunt Club - South Keys and Area ($1,249,000, about 45.2% higher), New Edinburgh - Lindenlea ($1,242,500, about 44.5% higher), Mooneys Bay - Carleton Heights and Area ($1,222,450, about 42.2% higher), Hunt Club - Windsor Park Village and Area ($1,095,000, about 27.3% higher), Woodroffe ($998,000, about 16.1% higher), Billings Bridge - Riverside Park and Area ($924,950, about 7.6% higher), Tunneys Pasture and Ottawa West ($924,000, about 7.5% higher), Glebe - Ottawa East and Area ($900,000, about 4.7% higher), Britannia - Lincoln Heights and Area ($899,950, about 4.7% higher), Britannia Heights - Queensway Terrace N and Area ($899,900, about 4.7% higher), Belair Park - Copeland Park and Area ($889,000, about 3.4% higher), and Parkway Park - Queensway Terrace S and Area ($879,000, about 2.2% higher).
Lower-priced than Ottawa Centre: Carlington - Central Park ($797,450, about 7.3% lower), West Centre Town ($784,400, about 8.8% lower), Kanata ($723,900, about 15.8% lower), Overbrook - Castleheights and Area ($714,900, about 16.9% lower), Orleans - Convent Glen and Area ($709,999, about 17.4% lower), Westboro - Hampton Park ($699,900, about 18.6% lower), Lower Town - Sandy Hill ($699,900, about 18.6% lower), Vanier and Kingsview Park ($599,900, about 30.2% lower), and Greely - Metcalfe - Osgoode - Vernon and Area ($582,450, about 32.3% lower).