
Developer seeks to add extra storeys to planned mixed-use tower on Scott Street
Plan now calls for a 25-storey building with 5,500 square feet of commercial space plus 264 residential units and 160 underground parking spots.

Developer seeks to add extra storeys to planned mixed-use tower on Scott Street
Plan now calls for a 25-storey building with 5,500 square feet of commercial space plus 264 residential units and 160 underground parking spots.

Mixed-use development planned for heart of Westboro
The nine-storey development at Richmond Road and Churchill Avenue would feature commercial space on the ground floor and residential units on the eight floors above.

Podcast: Ottawa’s reopening, COVID-19 waivers and terra20’s expansion
OBJ’s editors go behind the headlines of the top local business stories of the week.

Three local firms named to City of Ottawa’s tech pilot program
Under the program launched earlier this spring, the city and other economic partners will provide “real-life testing environments” where companies can deploy prototypes and get

Capital Truck Sales plans expansion of Greely dealership
Family-owned company looking to build a 6,250-square-foot addition on its lot fronting Bank Street

Feds seeking architectural consultants for Les Terrassess de la Chaudière rehabilitation
Architectural consultant to review documentation as well as prepare design and construction tender documents, among other tasks

Podcast: Real estate surprises, keeping COVID-19 off planes, Black entrepreneurship in Ottawa
Weekly podcast also available on SoundCloud and Spotify.

Johnstown distribution centre paying dividends for Giant Tiger
‘Centralizing our distribution was a key part of our growth strategy’

Ottawa housing crunch to ease up in second half of 2020, report says
The aggregate price of a house in Ottawa rose 11.7 per cent in the second quarter of 2020 compared with a year earlier, Royal LePage

Ottawa-Gatineau housing starts hold steady in June, CMHC says
Single-detached starts last month matched June 2019’s tally, while the number of multi-unit builds inched up from a year ago.
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