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COVID-19 may not be the end of office space, but survey of Ottawa tenants suggests many employees will continue working from home even after the pandemic subsides

Massive complex would be nearly three times larger than Amazon warehouse on Boundary Road.

Ottawa’s office leasing market is “holding up relatively well” despite the recent economic downturn, one of Ottawa’s leading commercial brokers says.

Proximity to major transportation routes makes location a prime hub for logistics company, project proponents say

Commercial real estate executives say many employees’ enthusiasm for remote work is wearing thin and that most companies feel the advantages of face-to-face interaction far outweigh the risks of returning to the office. 

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Firm has purchased more than 400,000 square feet of office space in the south and east ends of the city.

Colliers International says nearly one-third of tenants in its Ottawa portfolio requested rent relief last month.

While most experts say industry is likely to struggle even after social distancing measures are relaxed, others argue sector could play key role in helping companies safely resume operations.