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What makes a mixed-use development work?

When Morguard Investments first presented plans in 2005 for its new tower at the corner of Elgin...

Association releases site plan for $25M office building

After being displaced from its property to make way for light-rail construction, a French-language association has submitted...

Les Promenades gets new owners

Gatineau's largest shopping mall, Les Promenades de L'Outaouais, has changed hands to a dual ownership by Oxford Properties...

Downtown Islamic centre poised for redevelopment

The owners of the Islam Care Centre on Lisgar Street are proposing to demolish the century-old building...

$18M overhaul slated for old EDC space

A closely watched downtown office tower is undergoing a significant interior facelift before the space is returned...

Local retail vacancy falls

Retail vacancy declined by 40 basis points in the second half of 2011 to reach 2.3 per...

New government builds to add pressure to class-B landlords

With the first of five new government office buildings scheduled for completion this year, local real estate...

Feds renew Centennial Towers lease with Morguard

The city's largest private-sector landlord has renewed a lease with the federal government for more than 378,000...

Competition heats up downtown as Morguard launches build

Additional inventory to put downward pressure on rents, observers predict One of the city's largest landlords is pushing...

Lowering Lorne

Stand on the Mackenzie King Bridge, just outside the Rideau Centre, facing west, and one stares directly...
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