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Hintonburg to buck housing correction: report

Residential

The Ottawa neighbourhood of Hintonburg is among 100 real estate markets across the country that’s expected to stay strong amid an expected correction of Canada’s

Feds open Confederation Building elevator contracts

Non-Residential

Public Works has a minimum 10-year contract on the table for companies interested in modernizing and maintaining several elevators in the Confederation Building, just west

Office vacancy rates to keep edging up: Cushman & Wakefield

Non-Residential

Nearly a quarter-million square feet of space is set to hit Ottawa’s office market over the next six months that could increase the city’s vacancy

Supply shortages hurting real estate market: Re/Max

Non-Residential

Ottawa’s tight inventory across all asset classes remains a large challenge in the city’s real estate market, according to a report published by Re/Max. While

Multimillion-dollar watermain reconstruction project on tap for Confederation Heights

Construction

Public Works is soliciting bids for watermain reconstruction at the Confederation Heights government complex for a deal that is worth up to $5 million. The

Nature museum ponders P3 underground parking garage

Construction

The Canadian Museum of Nature is seeking expressions of interest concerning a new underground parking garage that would be operated through a public-private partnership. In

BTB buys Stafford Road building for $6.6M

Non-Residential

A Montreal-based real estate investment trust has picked up its second Ottawa property, closing its purchase of a three-storey Bells Corners office building for $6.6

Bank of Canada lease signed: Colliers

Non-Residential

A major Crown corporation has signed a long-awaited lease to occupy approximately 350,000 square feet inside the Plaza 234 office tower at the corner of

PrimeCorp brokers $281M multi-res deal

Residential

Ottawa-based PrimeCorp Commercial Realty Inc. brokered the sale of several multi-residential properties in Toronto for a value of $281 million. The brokerage firm, acting as

Housing starts fall 18% in Ottawa

Residential

Housing starts in the Ottawa area dropped 18 per cent year-over-year in September, according to numbers released Tuesday by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp.