Jason Polonski is a top-rated Constance Bay REALTOR® known for his deep knowledge of this waterfront village, his negotiation strength, and his consistent results for buyers and sellers alike. He has spent more than 15 years working across Ottawa’s west end, with hands-on experience in Constance Bay’s waterfront and rural real estate specifically. This page covers Jason’s background and achievements, how he supports buyers and sellers in Constance Bay, and the local market knowledge that sets his service apart from a general city-wide agent.
Jason Polonski has helped hundreds of buyers and sellers navigate the Ottawa real estate market with confidence, and Constance Bay’s waterfront and rural segment is one of his areas of specialty. His background in commerce, marketing, and construction gives him a rare combination of business expertise and technical knowledge of homes, structure, and design.
He holds a Bachelor of Commerce in Marketing and Finance, is a graduate of the Ontario Real Estate College, and completed a technical diploma in Construction Electricity, which gives him a practical edge when assessing a home’s systems and condition. Jason is a member of the Ottawa Real Estate Board, the Ontario Real Estate Association, and the Canadian Real Estate Association, and he’s available seven days a week to support clients through every stage of a purchase or sale.
That combination of business training and hands-on construction knowledge shows up most clearly in Constance Bay, where waterfront and rural properties often come with structural details a typical residential inspection can miss. Jason applies this same attention to pricing strategy, marketing, and negotiation on every listing and purchase he handles in the community.
Jason’s results have been recognized consistently by both industry peers and local clients, reinforcing his reputation as one of Ottawa’s most trusted REALTORS®. In 2026, he was recognized as a Top Choice REALTOR® in Kanata, Stittsville, and Ottawa, reflecting his pricing expertise and client advocacy across the communities he serves, including Constance Bay.
His award history includes:
This consistent recognition, combined with hands-on experience in Constance Bay specifically, is why buyers and sellers in this community continue to choose Jason over a general Ottawa agent.










Constance Bay’s mix of waterfront cottages, four-season homes, bungalows, and forest-backed lots is unlike anywhere else in Ottawa, and pricing it accurately takes more than general market knowledge. Jason’s experience here includes shoreline regulations, floodplain considerations, seasonal demand patterns, and the buyer profiles that drive activity in this specific community, which he applies directly when guiding clients through Constance Bay transactions.
Waterfront ownership in Constance Bay also comes with rules that don’t apply to most Ottawa properties. Portions of the shoreline fall under the jurisdiction of the Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority, and any dock construction or shoreline work typically requires a permit under the Conservation Authorities Act before the City of Ottawa will approve building plans.
Jason walks clients through these details, including how the Ottawa River Regulation Planning Board manages seasonal water levels and how the City of Ottawa’s septic system requirements apply to most Constance Bay waterfront homes. A full breakdown of these rules is available on the Constance Bay waterfront regulations page.
Part of what makes Jason effective in Constance Bay is his genuine familiarity with what draws people here in the first place. The community is known for its sandy public beaches, boat-friendly waterfront, and the walking and biking trails of Torbolton Forest, and Jason works with buyers ranging from retirees seeking a quieter pace to families wanting more space and privacy than a typical Ottawa subdivision offers.
He also understands the practical side of daily life in the community, from the grocery stores, restaurants, and community centres available locally to the short drive into Kanata or Arnprior for larger shopping, schools, and healthcare. That balance of privacy and accessibility is a recurring reason buyers choose Constance Bay, and it’s a conversation Jason has with clients regularly when helping them decide if the community is the right fit.
Buying on the water in Constance Bay involves more due diligence than a standard residential purchase, and Jason’s construction background helps clients evaluate shoreline quality, septic condition, and structural details that aren’t always obvious in listing photos. He also helps buyers understand financing considerations specific to waterfront and cottage-style properties, including how CMHC’s mortgage loan insurance program for second homes applies and how the mortgage stress test outlined by the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada factors into a buyer’s financing plan.
Clients working with Jason get access to current listings through Constance Bay homes for sale, a detailed walkthrough of the purchase process in buying a waterfront home in Constance Bay, and the practical guidance in the Constance Bay waterfront homes buyer’s guide. From property selection through inspections, financing, and closing, Jason’s goal is to make sure buyers are protected, informed, and confident at every step.
Jason also gives buyers a realistic read on negotiation strategy in a market where waterfront cottages, four-season homes, and forest-backed lots can each command very different pricing, even on similar-sized lots. That strategic pricing knowledge, paired with fast access to new MLS® listings, gives his buyers a genuine advantage in a market that doesn’t behave like a typical Ottawa subdivision.
Selling a waterfront or rural property in Constance Bay calls for a different strategy than a standard Ottawa listing, since waterfrontage, shoreline quality, renovation level, and floodplain status all influence value in ways a generic comparable-sales approach can miss. Jason provides a precise, multi-point home evaluation for every listing, then markets the property using professional photography, drone footage, video walkthroughs, and targeted digital advertising to reach both local buyers and those relocating from outside Ottawa.
Every offer is evaluated on more than price alone. Jason reviews terms, conditions, buyer financing strength, and closing timelines with each client to ensure they accept the strongest offer available, not just the highest number. Homeowners preparing to list can review Selling Your Waterfront Home for guidance specific to this market, along with the broader resource on selling waterfront property in Ottawa for pricing and preparation strategies that apply across the region’s riverfront communities.
Jason also provides sellers with practical guidance on preparing a home before it goes to market, including staging advice, curb appeal recommendations, and honest input on which repairs are worth making. Homes that are properly prepared and accurately priced consistently attract stronger offers and sell faster in this community.
Average sold prices in Constance Bay have moved considerably over the past several years, shaped by demand for waterfront living, limited inventory, and shifting interest rates. Jason tracks these trends closely to help clients price and time their transactions accurately.
| Year | Average Sold Price | % Change (YoY) |
|---|---|---|
| 2019 | $365,000 | — |
| 2020 | $405,000 | +11.0% |
| 2021 | $515,000 | +27.2% |
| 2022 | $575,000 | +11.7% |
| 2023 | $560,000 | –2.6% |
| 2024 | $595,000 | +6.3% |
| 2025 | $620,000 | +4.2% |
Properties that are move-in ready, well-maintained, and waterfront tend to sell faster than those needing significant work, and presentation plays an outsized role in this market. For a broader context on how these local numbers compare to national trends, CREA’s housing market statistics track price and sales activity across Canada.
Buyer demand in Constance Bay has come from a fairly consistent mix over the past several years: families leaving central Ottawa for more space, retirees looking for a quieter waterfront lifestyle, and investors exploring rental potential. Jason works with all three groups regularly, which gives him a clear read on how each type of buyer values a property differently.
Buying or selling a home in Constance Bay is a significant decision, and partnering with a REALTOR® who already understands the shoreline rules, the septic requirements, and the local buyer pool saves time and reduces risk. With a proven track record of awards, hundreds of buyers and sellers served, and hands-on experience specific to this community, Jason Polonski is well positioned to guide a Constance Bay transaction from start to finish.
Whether the goal is finding the right waterfront retreat or listing a property for maximum return, Jason is available seven days a week to answer questions, provide a home evaluation, or walk through a property in person.
Jason Polonski combines 15+ years of Ottawa real estate experience with hands-on knowledge of Constance Bay’s waterfront and rural market, specifically, backed by a consistent track record of industry and consumer-voted awards. His background in commerce, marketing, and construction gives him a practical edge in pricing, negotiation, and evaluating a property’s condition that a general city-wide agent typically won’t have.
Jason’s award history includes the Chairman’s Club Award (2025 and 2021), the Canadian Choice Award (2025) for Best REALTOR® in Kanata and Ottawa, the Director’s Club Award (2023–2024), the President’s Club Award (2022), the Platinum Award (2020), recognition as a Best in Ottawa Top REALTOR® for seven years running (2026), and the CommunityVotes Award (2025) for Favourite Local REALTOR®. In 2026, he was also recognized as a Top Choice REALTOR® in Kanata, Stittsville, and Ottawa.
Yes. Jason holds a technical diploma in Construction Electricity alongside his real estate credentials, which he applies when assessing shoreline quality, septic systems, and structural details unique to waterfront and rural homes in Constance Bay. This hands-on background is in addition to his standard REALTOR® training through the Ontario Real Estate College.
Jason gives buyers access to current listings, a detailed walkthrough of the purchase process, and guidance on inspecting waterfront-specific details like septic condition, seawalls, and boathouse foundations. He also helps buyers understand financing considerations specific to waterfront and cottage-style properties, including CMHC’s second-home mortgage insurance rules and the mortgage stress test.
Jason provides a precise, multi-point home evaluation, then markets the property using professional photography, drone footage, video walkthroughs, and targeted digital advertising. He also reviews every offer on more than price alone, weighing terms, conditions, buyer financing strength, and closing timelines to help sellers accept the strongest offer available.
Portions of the Constance Bay shoreline fall under the jurisdiction of the Mississippi Valley Conservation Authority, and dock construction or shoreline work typically requires a permit under the Conservation Authorities Act before the City of Ottawa will approve building plans. Nearly all Constance Bay waterfront homes also rely on septic systems, which are subject to the City of Ottawa’s setback requirements from both the home and the shoreline.
Financing can work differently for waterfront and cottage-style properties, particularly if a property isn’t intended as a primary residence. Buyers should confirm how CMHC’s mortgage loan insurance program for second homes applies and how the mortgage stress test outlined by the Financial Consumer Agency of Canada factors into their specific financing plan.
Average sold prices in Constance Bay rose from $365,000 in 2019 to $620,000 in 2025, with the fastest growth occurring in 2021 at +27.2% year-over-year. Prices dipped slightly in 2023 before resuming growth in 2024 and 2025, reflecting continued demand for waterfront living alongside limited inventory.
Limited inventory has generally worked in sellers’ favour in recent years, particularly for move-in-ready and waterfront properties, while buyers benefit from Jason’s local pricing knowledge to avoid overpaying in a market that doesn’t behave like a typical Ottawa subdivision. Whether it’s the right time for a specific property depends on its condition, location, and the client’s own timeline, which is best assessed with a current home evaluation.
Jason is available seven days a week to answer questions, walk through a property in person, or provide a home evaluation for anyone considering a purchase or sale in Constance Bay. Reaching out directly is the fastest way to get pricing guidance specific to a property’s waterfront features, condition, and location.