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Early light-rail construction begins downtown

A preliminary stage of LRT construction began Sunday around the University of Ottawa campus in a step...

Brookfield wins $338M federal property management contract

Brookfield Johnson Controls said it has landed a contract with Public Works to manage more than five...

Construction permits up 74.4%

Construction intentions in the month of April hit a five-year high in 2013, according to municipal records. The...

Home prices up slightly in Ottawa in May: Teranet

Home prices in Ottawa inched up again in May, according to a survey of prices in the...

BNY Mellon to assist with LRT finances

A New York-based investment management firm says it has joined the team building Ottawa’s $2.1 billion light-rail...

Ottawa homebuilders keep momentum in May

Despite predictions of a slowdown, Ottawa’s homebuilding industry appears to once again be off to a strong...

Home resales down 4.6%

Ottawa realtors sold 4.6 per cent fewer homes in May 2013 than the same period a year...

$226M Queensway widening project begins

A major roadwork project intended to alleviate congestion for east-end commuters officially got underway Friday with a...

InterRent revenues grow on acquisitions

A growing Ottawa real estate investment trust says all of its key financial metrics increased in its...

Group Lepine eyes addition to Kanata Lakes apartment complex

An Ottawa developer is hoping to add another high-end apartment building to its complex in the Kanata...
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