
Taggart sells new Kinaxis HQ to Morguard in $64.5M deal
Recently constructed 163,000-square-foot office complex at 3199 Palladium Dr. in Kanata opened to great fanfare in early June.

Taggart sells new Kinaxis HQ to Morguard in $64.5M deal
Recently constructed 163,000-square-foot office complex at 3199 Palladium Dr. in Kanata opened to great fanfare in early June.

West-end office building sold to Vancouver firm for $9.35M
The capital’s commercial real estate market continues to see a string of deals even as rising interest rates threaten to stall its momentum.

Ottawa remains ‘beacon’ for office investors, industry execs say in wake of major sales
Two downtown office towers totalling more than 300,000 square feet at 400 Cumberland St. and 77 Metcalfe St. have sold for a combined $60 million.

Large tenants could start looking at properties in other markets along the St. Lawrence Seaway to address surging demand for warehousing and storage facilities, new

Nash Distribution opens first warehouse outside of U.S. in Ottawa
The 5,200-square-foot warehouse, located at 2764B Sheffield Rd., is positioned to serve not only Ottawa, but other nearby metropolitan areas, the company said in a

Veteran broker Zunder’s Decathlon Commercial Realty joins forces with Vancouver-based CDNGLOBAL
A well-known name in Ottawa commercial real estate is rebranding after becoming part of a Canada-wide brokerage network in a bid to tap into new

Ottawa’s commercial real estate market to ‘remain vibrant’ in 2022, Re/Max says
Sector is “gaining momentum” thanks to a booming industrial market and a retail industry that’s roared back to life in recent months as pandemic restrictions

Eastern promise: Jennings Real Estate makes move into Atlantic Canada with Halifax acquisition
A blossoming Ottawa-based property management firm has chosen one of Canada’s fastest-growing cities for its first acquisition outside the National Capital Region.

Ikea to sell off part of Pinecrest Shopping Centre in bid to streamline assets
One prominent retail analyst says the move could pave the way for a new wave of residential development at the site, which includes about 170,000

Space-starved industrial tenants won’t see much relief until 2023, brokerage firms say
While Ottawa’s pipeline of new industrial real estate construction is growing, many of those projects won’t be finished until at least next year, according to
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