David Sali

Dave is OBJ's senior features writer with two decades of experience in the newspaper industry working for a variety of publications from community weeklies to major dailies. He is a four-time award-winning journalist by the Alliance of Area Business Publishers (AABP). He has received awards for best news feature, best scoop and best overall writer among medium-sized business publications.

The sale of the REIT’s last two buildings in the Alberta capital closed last Thursday, Ottawa-based Minto said in a news release Monday.

Real estate revival? Even as hybrid work takes hold, some firms look to expand office footprints

While holiday parties are in full swing, a couple of local tech firms hosted celebrations last week...

Package deal: Trexity delivers the goods for Rideau Centre merchants

From its prime location in the heart of the capital’s busiest mall, Trexity -- the newest tenant in the Rideau Centre -- is anxiously gearing up for the holiday stretch run.

Avison Young adds veteran brokers DiNardo and MacLeod as firm continues Ottawa expansion

Avison Young has added two veteran real estate brokers to its Ottawa office, the latest in a...

Ottawa home sales continued to slide in November: OREB

Ottawa home sales fell last month compared with the previous year as buyers continued to take a...

‘We can’t do it alone’: Downtown core, transit top mayor’s list of priorities for 2024

With the clock ticking down on 2023, Ottawa’s ailing downtown – and what can be done to revive it – is a core priority for Mayor Mark Sutcliffe as the new year approaches.

Discount carrier Lynx Air to launch service to Ottawa next spring

Lynx Air is the latest discount carrier to touch down in the Ottawa market as competition ramps...

Board of Trade calls on feds to help fund Ottawa’s downtown revitalization efforts

The Ottawa Board of Trade says a guaranteed revenue stream from the feds would help offset shortfalls in transit revenues since the pandemic and provide additional capital for programs aimed at enticing more people to live downtown such as office-to-residential conversions.