Feds plan gradual return to offices; civil servants encouraged to keep working remotely
‘Re-opening access to federal worksites will be gradual and will vary from organization to organization, each according to their own operational circumstances’
Feds plan gradual return to offices; civil servants encouraged to keep working remotely
‘Re-opening access to federal worksites will be gradual and will vary from organization to organization, each according to their own operational circumstances’
Coping with COVID-19: How tenants can access rent subsidies and deferrals
OBJ publisher Michael Curran speaks with Joshua Moon, a partner and real estate law expert at Perley-Robertson, Hill & McDougall LLP about the options available
Ottawa launches bidding process for central library construction
The $192.9-million project is expected to be completed in 2024.
COVID-19 may not be the end of office space, but survey of Ottawa tenants suggests many employees will continue working from home even after the
Developer plans 2.7-million-square-foot industrial building at Barrhaven business park
Massive complex would be nearly three times larger than Amazon warehouse on Boundary Road.
Ottawa’s office leasing market is “holding up relatively well” despite the recent economic downturn, one of Ottawa’s leading commercial brokers says.
Ottawa firm floats 1M-square-foot business park in southeast Ottawa
Proximity to major transportation routes makes location a prime hub for logistics company, project proponents say
‘Office exodus’ unlikely despite Shopify’s shift to remote-first working, observers say
Commercial real estate executives say many employees’ enthusiasm for remote work is wearing thin and that most companies feel the advantages of face-to-face interaction far
LRT ‘totally changing’ Ottawa’s east-end office landscape, broker says
The Canadian branch of a global real estate investment company has purchased a government-occupied office tower at the Ottawa Train Yards in a deal worth
Ottawa office furniture dealers retool for post-COVID workspaces
As the president of the city’s largest office equipment supplier, Bill Toutant didn’t need a reporter to fill him in on the big news Thursday
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