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Office vacancies expected to rise

Office vacancy rates in Ottawa edged up slightly in the first quarter, but one local brokerage firm...

Securit building sells for $9.8M

An 86,000-square-foot warehouse with Queensway visibility has been purchased by Crestpoint Real Estate Investments Ltd. as part...

Sears spends $2M on Iris move

Department store retailer Sears is planning to spend $2 million on fitting up its new location in...

Housing starts down 42% in March

Housing starts in the national capital fell 42 per cent year-over-year in March as the region cooled...

Ottawa resales up 13% in March

Ottawa Real Estate Board members have sold almost 13 per cent more houses and condominiums year-over-year since...

Construction permits up 34% in February

A smaller number of larger construction permits this February boosted the combined value by 34.3 per cent...

City declares default on Strandherd bridge contractor

The City of Ottawa will use a $23-million performance bond to see the construction of the Strandherd-Armstrong...

Community housing group seeks mortgage refinancing

"A need for significant capital repair", coupled with a lack of money to deal with it, is...

Kimco buys $16.4M interest in Orleans shopping mall

Kimco Realty Corp. has purchased a 50-per-cent ownership interest in the Orleans Gardens Shopping Centre for $16.4 million. The...

Public Works seeks 64,000 square feet of space

Public Works is looking for "contiguous warehouse and special-purpose space" in a building in Ottawa's east end. Local...
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