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Commercial real estate market still sluggish: report

Ottawa’s commercial real estate market continued its slump in the first nine months of 2015, reflecting skittishness...

BridgePort, Colonnade to merge, become city’s largest landlord

Two of the city’s leading property managers announced Tuesday they are joining forces to become the largest...

East-end market feeling the pinch with vacancy rate more than doubling in last year

When Mxi Technologies vacates more than 50,000 square feet of class-A office space at Blair Place in...

Office vacancy rate inches up in downtown, drops in Kanata: Avison Young

It has been a “rougher ride” than usual for the Ottawa office market, according to a report...

City’s retail market hit hard by Target, Future Shop departures: report

Ottawa’s retail market has yet to recover from the departures earlier this year of Target Canada and...

Class A, Class B vacancy rates hit 6.5 per cent downtown: market survey

Downtown Ottawa’s Class A and Class B office buildings continue to see their vacancy rates rise, according...

ByWard Market’s Mercury Court sells for $22 million

A private investor has purchased a landmark ByWard Market property for $22 million, Primecorp Commercial Realty announced...

Downtown, Kanata office vacancies falling, Colliers says

An upswing in private-sector growth is translating into good news for the city’s downtown and Kanata office...

CIRA first to move into Lansdowne office space

When walking through the office space at Lansdowne Park, the first thought that comes to mind is...

Planning committee approves Barrhaven business park development

The city’s planning committee on Tuesday approved a local builder’s proposal for a Barrhaven business park that...
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