Retaining staff a challenge for commercial property industry: survey
Recruiting and retaining staff is a challenge for Ottawa’s commercial property industry, according to a new survey conducted by the Building Owners and Managers Association
Retaining staff a challenge for commercial property industry: survey
Recruiting and retaining staff is a challenge for Ottawa’s commercial property industry, according to a new survey conducted by the Building Owners and Managers Association
Mystery builds surrounding Bona’s tenantless tower in Vanier
A soon-to-be-completed but officially unleased office building in Vanier is sowing confusion among the city’s commercial real estate brokers about what’s driving the developer’s decision-making.
Developer proposes commercial condos for Prince of Wales Drive
Ottawa may soon be getting another commercial condo development. Nepean-based developer Springcress Properties’ plans to build two commercial condo buildings on Prince of Wales Drive,
NCC cancels moving plans, causing ‘frustration’ for downtown landlords
The National Capital Commission has cancelled a request to lease thousands of square feet of office space, further frustrating downtown landlords intent on filling empty
Broccolini, Bass Pro Shops to open new retail development in Kanata
A Montreal-based developer with a significant Ottawa presence has launched plans for a large new retail outlet in Kanata that will feature U.S.-based Bass Pro
Completion of 150 Elgin nears with 45% of space unleased: C&W
Downtown Ottawa’s commercial vacancy rate is set to climb in the coming quarters as construction of a new, partially leased office tower, is completed, according
Despite slow sales, developer still believes in commercial condos
Interest in two commercial condo developments from local firm Huntington Properties is picking up after a slow start to sales, according to an executive with
U.S. outlet mall to take a little from everybody: Bayshore exec
A large U.S. outlet mall’s expansion into Ottawa is going to hurt all local retailers once it arrives next year, the executive responsible for Bayshore
Federal cuts to take seven years to hit local office market
Local landlords won’t know the full effect of federal downsizing efforts until at least 2020, one of the government’s top real estate officials said Thursday.
City making space for Ottawa Tourism at 150 Elgin
The organization responsible for driving tourists to the capital is set to become a tenant at one of the premier new office buildings in Ottawa’s
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