Ottawa real estate investments hit three-year high in 2016
Despite a sudden drop-off in the second half of the year, a handful of large commercial real estate transactions that closed in early 2016 pushed
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Feds eye energy savings with Confederation Heights retrofit in Ottawa
The federal government says it’s preparing to spend up to $5 million on a pilot project aimed at reducing the environmental footprint of an office
Morguard’s net operating income climbs in Q4
One of Ottawa’s largest landlords says it managed to make more money out of the properties in its national portfolio during the final three months
Feds looking for industrial space in Ottawa or Gatineau
The federal government says it’s looking for nearly 60,600 square feet of centrally located warehouse space, a potential move that could lower east Ottawa’s industrial
Ottawa condo builders easing back into market, CMHC says
Local homebuilders started the new year with a bang, driven by new condo construction, according to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. The national housing
Ottawa-Gatineau population climbs to 1.32 million; falls behind Calgary
Ottawa’s population has increased faster than Canada as a whole over the last five years, but rapid growth in Alberta unseated the capital as the
People on the move: Kenneth MacAskill joins Klipfolio as CFO
Pascal St-Jean, Peter Bernhardt, Shahab Siddiqui and Brad Smith are among the local businesspeople accepting new positions. Kenneth MacAskill is Klipfolio’s new chief financial officer. Mr. MacAskill brings
Inaugural Prism Awards in Ottawa honour excellence in coaching
A sold-out crowd of 75 individuals gathered at the University of Ottawa last week for Ottawa’s first Prism Awards to honour businesses and organizations with
January home sales up 11.5% in Ottawa
Ottawa realtors kicked off 2017 by setting a five-year high for home sales in January, traditionally one of the local market’s slower months. Members of
Ian Sherman named acting chair of Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ernst and Young’s Ian Sherman has been named the acting chair of the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce, filling the role left vacant by Marie Boivin.
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