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Morguard proposes new hotel, apartment at 361 Queen St.

After 18 months of speculation about what will happen to one of Ottawa’s prime downtown real estate properties, developer Morguard says it is proposing to

Apartment starts rebound in June, boosting capital’s overall housing starts: CMHC

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After a sluggish May, apartment starts in the capital were back on track in June, according to the latest numbers from the Canada Mortgage and

Ottawa bucks national trend, sees housing starts fall in May: CMHC

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Builders in the capital are scaling back on apartment starts, and the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation said Wednesday that is a major reason why

Work officially begins on Kanata condo project

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The shovels went in the ground Wednesday on a condominium project in Kanata that originally caused a lot of consternation in the Beaverbrook community. Local

Windmill signs letter of intent with Algonquins, gets One Planet designation

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Windmill Developments marked a couple Canadian firsts Thursday, announcing collaborative agreements with the Algonquin-Anishinabe community that will ensure that community has a strong presence in

Three downtown LRT stations to be integrated into buildings: Mayor

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The city’s $2.1-billion light rail project is on time and on budget, Mayor Jim Watson said Tuesday, adding that all three underground downtown LRT stations

Ottawa housing starts trend down in April

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Housing starts continued to trend down in the capital in April, and the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation said Friday weak employment is to blame.

Capital primed for a rental revival

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When Toronto’s “condo king,” Brad Lamb, raves about the opportunities in the Ottawa market these days, he’s actually not talking about condos. To be sure,

Planning committee recommends bylaw amendments for Bronson Avenue tower

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A 19-storey mixed-use building proposed for Bronson Avenue is one step closer to reality after the city’s planning committee recommended Tuesday that city council approve

Ottawa housing starts trend down in March: CMHC

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Housing starts in the capital trended down in March, at 4,600 units compared with 5,175 in February, the Canadian Morgage and Housing Corporation said Friday.