Ottawa’s office vacancy rate reaches pandemic high while industrial space remains tight
For the first time in four years, Ottawa’s office markets slowed, driven primarily by the central business district and Kanata submarkets.
Ottawa’s office vacancy rate reaches pandemic high while industrial space remains tight
For the first time in four years, Ottawa’s office markets slowed, driven primarily by the central business district and Kanata submarkets.
Life in the fast lane: Get ready to meet Eastern Ontario’s fastest-growing companies
Not only did these companies achieve high rates of revenue growth, but they did so during one of the most challenging times in recent history.
Ontario’s road to 1.5 million new homes – EOBJ Podcast
In this month’s EOBJ podcast, Phil Gaudreau gets into how they came up with that number, whether we can actually build that many homes, and
Tourism, tech and taxes are top of the list for many of Ottawa’s mayoral candidates
OBJ has reached out to the Ottawa mayoral candidates for their views on business issues. Read this compilation of their plans and ideas, written in
Regional housing starts up year-over-year in August, but annual pace declines, CMHC says
Builders in Ottawa-Gatineau started work on 1,374 new housing units last month, well off the all-time monthly high of 2,130 starts set in July.
Mark Sutcliffe: A vibrant, growing Ottawa needs vibrant, growing local businesses
OBJ reached out to the mayoral candidates about their views on the city’s business community and its priorities and will be sharing their responses, in
Catherine McKenney: I will be Ottawa’s champion — including for our small businesses
OBJ reached out to the mayoral candidates about their views on the city’s business community and its priorities and will be sharing their responses, in
Bob Chiarelli: Community has strength and leadership to pull together
OBJ reached out to the mayoral candidates about their views on the city’s business community and its priorities and will be sharing their responses, in
Deals will see Ottawa-based company ship a total of about six tonnes of its immune-boosting compound to poultry, livestock and dairy producers in the three
VC funding falling back to pre-pandemic levels after stellar 2021, studies show
After Ottawa firms landed hundreds of millions of dollars in venture capital in the closing months of 2021, the funding pipeline slowed to a trickle
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