Peter Kovessy

Ottawa Business Journal

Cominar REIT muscles into local real estate market

Purchasing 1.55-million-square-foot office portfolio from GE Capital Real Estate Ottawa’s real estate landscape is set for a shakeup as Quebec’s largest commercial property owner establishes

Broccolini buying Alterna land

Non-Residential

A coveted downtown development site, adjacent to property expropriated by the city for Ottawa’s light-rail line, is expected to be purchased by a major developer

2M square feet of government buildings to be sold

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Public Works plans to dispose of 14 government-owned buildings in the National Capital Region in the coming years, according to an internal government report. That

Insurer’s ByWard Market real estate up for sale

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The breakup of Union of Canada is leading to what’s expected to be one of Ottawa’s most unique real estate deals of the year. The

Feds snub Ottawa real estate industry to dodge press

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Public Works property branch questions future public speeches

Tega scales back controversial Hintonburg condo project

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The developer behind a proposed 36-storey condominium tower, which drew public condemnation from the head of the city’s planning committee and the surrounding community, is

Feds to vacate Metcalfe’s MacDonald Building

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Landlord says it will be ‘competitive and creative’ in marketing downtown portfolio The federal government says it will vacate a 49-year-old downtown office building when

Ottawa’s growth tops Canadian hotel value survey

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Local hotel owners are in for a prosperous year, according to a recent report. Colliers International Hotels says Ottawa hospitality properties are set to increase

Morguard expects to fully lease 150 Elgin by 2014

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The developer behind a 21-storey office tower under construction in the downtown core says it expects the building to be fully leased when it’s completed

Investments sales drop 11.4%

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Fewer buildings for sale leads to increased interest in land Ottawa was the only major Canadian city to see commercial real estate transaction volumes fall