Current housing supply shortage ‘not sustainable,’ OREB president warns
The average residential-class home sold for $716,992 last month, up from just over $600,000 a year earlier, the Ottawa Real Estate Board said Friday.
Current housing supply shortage ‘not sustainable,’ OREB president warns
The average residential-class home sold for $716,992 last month, up from just over $600,000 a year earlier, the Ottawa Real Estate Board said Friday.
Ottawa-Gatineau sheds 4,100 jobs in November, bucking national trend
National Capital Region continued a recent slide that’s seen it lose nearly 30,000 jobs since July, but the unemployment rate still fell to 4.4 per
Ottawa house prices expected to rise 5% in 2022, Re/Max says
Firm predicts the city’s housing inventory will grow slightly in the year ahead but says “low levels are expected to remain a concern.”
Techopia Live: Creative Layer has designs on greatness in personalized products field
CEO Nazim Ahmed’s new firm has $3 million in fresh funding for its plan to capture major market share in burgeoning bespoke printing space.
Techopia Podcast: How Bandzoogle became the go-to website builder for musicians
When the pandemic hit, Ottawa-based Bandzoogle didn’t miss a beat. The online platform for musicians flipped its business model and added new tools to help
Rainbow Bistro gets $50,000 from business community
The Rainbow Bistro has been thrown a $50,000 lifeline by some blues-loving business executives. The venerable blues venue has struggled to keep its doors open
Q&A: Behind Fullscript’s US$240-million raise
Ottawa-based Fullscript just landed one of the biggest venture capital deals in the city’s history to help fund its “virtual dispensary,” which looks to pair
Minto prepares its portfolio for effects of climate change
The company released its first “environmental, social and governance” report Tuesday, outlining 18 specific initiatives it plans to focus on over the next five years.
The 35 coolest things made and built in Eastern Ontario
From everyday items like hockey tape, cheese curds and Adirondack chairs, to world-class products in every sector, what’s made and built in Eastern Ontario is
Going west pays off for InterRent REIT as firm’s Vancouver portfolio sees big occupancy gains
The Ottawa-based real estate investment trust said its funds from operations – a key cash-flow metric – rose 12.3 per cent in the third quarter
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