Ian MacDonald Broker

When you require professional real estate assistance, it will now cost you less to tap into Ian MacDonald's vast knowledge and experience. Now that he is not a part of a large franchise, he is able to offer reasonable rates for his services. He is able to pass on the savings to both the vendor and the buyer. Ian has been successfully listing and selling real estate in the Ottawa area since 1979. Over the years Ian has done the following:

Broker/Owner of Century 21 MacDonald Real Estate Ltd. from 1979 to 1989.
Real Estate coach and trainer for ten years.
Member in good standing with the Ottawa, Ontario and The Canadian Real Estate Associations for over 30 years.
Served on numerous committies including land planning and the Non Profit Husing Corporation.
Served on Municipal Council from 1982 -1985
Served on Municipal Council from 1982 - 1985
Served on goulbourn Municipal Council from 1982 -1985.
Served on now West Ottawa, Goulbourn Township Municipal Counsel 1982 - 1985.
Municipal Councilor for Goulbourn Township from 1982 to 1985.
Participated in numerous real estate investments including 100 acres of land which serves as the home of Scotia Bank Place.
Ian earned a Bachelor Of Arts Degree, from Carleton University, in Ottawa.
Although Ian experienced many aspects of the real estate industry, he prefers to list and sell homes and vacant land.. There is no property too large or too small. His guidance will provide you with the amunition you require to make a well informed decision.

Member in good standing of the OREB for over 30 Years.
Year after year Ian MacDonald has been awarded for his exceptional accommplishments in the real estate industry. Ian has been awarded the Director's Platinum Award, President's Gold Award, Master Sales Award from Century 21 and the Lifetime Award Of Excellence, from Royal Lepage.
Over the years Ian MacDonald has been an avid investor in addition to offering good investment advice to others. One of Ian"s favorite investments was his purchase and sale of the Paladium lands which is now known as Scotia Bank Place, the home of the Ottawa Senators.