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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

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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

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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

Ottawa’s newest landlords

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Fresh entrants bring varied real estate strategies It wasn’t so long ago that local firms owned most of Ottawa’s commercial real estate. That’s all changed

Opinion: Too much space, too few tenants

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Ever since I started to work in Ottawa’s commercial real estate market in 2000, there’s been one constant: high downtown rents. With the exception of

Feds look to outsource more office leasing work

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Ottawa’s largest office tenant is looking to contract out more of its leasing services as it prepares to renew a pilot project started three and

Ottawa architect prepares Chaudiere Island redevelopment vision

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Imagine letting the Crown Jewels gather dust in an attic. As far as Mark Brandt is concerned, that’s pretty much what’s happened to Chaudiere Island.

NCC seeks office space bids

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The National Capital Commission is asking local landlords for proposals to provide office space for the Crown corporation’s headquarters. Buildings must be within the City

Ottawa’s top landlord: Bernie Myers takes the reins of Morguard in the capital

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Not much seems to faze Bernie Myers. The new top executive responsible for Morguard’s vast Ottawa real estate holdings is just as comfortable discussing his firm’s

Industrial vacancy rate to decrease: brokerage firm

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With minimal space expected to come onto the market in the next six months, Ottawa’s industrial vacancy rate is likely to trend downwards over the