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Domicile sets sights on Rochester Street

A local urban infill condo builder is asking the city for permission to demolish an unoccupied two-storey...

Corporate Research Group fined $125K in bid-rigging case

The Competition Bureau has fined the Corporate Research Group Ltd. $125,000 after the firm, one of Ottawa’s...

Domicile files site plan for Vanier tower

Ottawa's Domicile Developments is ironing out the details for a mixed-use tower at a site close to...

Bank of Canada lease expected by year’s end

A Crown corporation and government department could lease more than 370,000 square feet of downtown office space...

Claridge files Preston rezoning request

Claridge Homes is taking a formal step towards building the tallest tower in the city. City records show...

Construction activity up 7.6%

The overall value of local construction permits increased by 7.6 per cent year-over-year in June, even though...

Construction permits jump 13% in May

Construction intentions took another year-over-year leap in May as the value of permits issued hit a five-year...

Condos push housing starts up 4% in June

Growth in apartment-style housing starts pushed the overall Ottawa market up almost four per cent in June,...

Housing resales down 3.4%

The number of resold homes decreased by 3.4 per cent year-over-year in June, according to numbers from...

Richcraft remains Ottawa’s top residential landowner

Despite seeing its land supply drop by nearly 50 hectares, Richcraft continues to hold the largest supply...
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