Agritech startup reimagines hydroponic farming
Technology enables farmers to grow produce year-round in any climate.
Agritech startup reimagines hydroponic farming
Technology enables farmers to grow produce year-round in any climate.
Average Ottawa home price to rise 7% in 2021, Re/Max forecasts
The average sale price of a home in Ottawa was $524,956 in the first 10 months of 2020, brokerage said Tuesday, up 19.2 per cent
City mulls $129M plan to revitalize ByWard Market with pedestrian plazas, new marquee building
According to a city report, the latest proposal aims to be a “roadmap” for reimagining the Market as a more walkable, less traffic-congested neighbourhood.
Watch: OBJ launches the 2021 Book of Lists
Online broadcast to feature industry leaders offering their 2021 forecasts as well as the release of one of OBJ’s most popular publications.
Ottawa’s office vacancy rate to remain among Canada’s lowest in 2021: Report
Avison Young is forecasting the local vacancy rate at around seven per cent, the second-lowest among major Canadian cities behind Vancouver.
City committee rejects developer’s plan to redevelop Kanata golf course
A staff report released last week urged the planning committee to reject ClubLink’s proposal to build more than 1,500 housing units on the site of
City committee rejects developer’s plan to redevelop Kanata golf course
A staff report released last week urged the planning committee to reject ClubLink’s proposal to build more than 1,500 housing units on the site of
Watch: Ottawa’s biggest celebration of local business
Unlike the glitzy gala of years past, this year’s version of the Best Ottawa Business Awards will happen virtually – but a celebration it will
Real estate giant CAPREIT acquires pair of Ottawa rental properties for $95.5M
Firm says it’s buying a 50-suite apartment building at 141 Augusta St., just east of the ByWard Market, and the Surrey Place and Hunter’s Point
Plan to replace James Street Pub with new mixed-use building goes to committee
Urban Capital filed an application last fall to demolish the well-known Centretown watering hole and build a 128-unit apartment complex.
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