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Ottawa housing market sees price hikes across all property classes in November: OREB

The average sale price of a residential-class property in Ottawa broke the half-million-dollar mark in November as homebuyers continued to snap up what little inventory was available in a red-hot market

Brigil applies to build second tower at Parkdale Avenue ‘luxury’ development

Developer Brigil has applied to build a 28-storey apartment building next door to its upcoming 32-storey highrise on Parkdale Avenue across from Tunney’s Pasture

Who’s winning federal contracts in Ottawa-Gatineau?

The Stittsville Shooting Range is among local companies winning business with the federal government

Planning committee endorses new ‘downtown’ concept for Barrhaven Town Centre

A long-term plan to redevelop a Barrhaven retail hub into a “downtown of the suburbs” got the green light from planning committee this week

Dedicated buses for LRT replacement service starting Monday

OC Transpo is setting aside a fleet of dedicated buses to more rapidly deploy replacement transit service when Ottawa’s light-rail system goes down

Who’s winning federal contracts in Ottawa-Gatineau?

A big contract for Ottawa startup Snapclarity is among the latest roundup of local firms winning work with the federal government

Co-working giant Spaces planning new offices in Ottawa and Gatineau at Zibi

International co-working giant Spaces says it has two more facilities in the works at the Zibi mixed-use waterfront development

Ottawa council passes restrictions on Airbnb, other short-term rentals

City council endorsed new rules that will restrict short-term rentals on Airbnb and other similar platforms to primary residences in a bid to crack down on so-called 'ghost hotels'

Elgin Street reopening to two-way traffic on Dec. 16

In an early Christmas present to merchants all along Elgin Street, the popular downtown thoroughfare will reopen to two-way traffic on Dec. 16 following 11 months of reconstruction

Re/Max projects Ottawa home prices to climb 6% in 2020

Ottawa’s housing market is firmly in sellers’ territory and home prices are expected to continue to climb in 2020, according to new data from real estate brokerage Re/Max

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