Landmark 2017 sales attract investors to Ottawa real estate in first half of 2018: Avison Young
Ottawa’s real estate market had a banner first six months of 2018, according to a report released Wednesday that said two landmark office building sales
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Ottawa planning committee OKs proposed concert venue at Wesley Clover Parks
Ottawa’s planning committee unanimously approved a plan Wednesday to allow Wesley Clover Parks to turn the Corkstown Road equestrian facility into a two-day concert venue
Ottawa residents ‘anxious’ about LeBreton Flats: Poll
A group of Ottawa business and community leaders is calling for more “transparency” in the LeBreton Flats redevelopment process after six in 10 residents in
Ottawa commercial real estate investment levels up 10.5% in Q2
A new report suggests 2018 is shaping up to be another big year for commercial real estate investments in the nation’s capital. Brokerage firm CBRE
Urban Land Institute lays Ottawa foundation with new chapter
A non-profit organization with a self-declared mission to “provide leadership in the responsible use of land” in urban areas is preparing to launch an Ottawa
True North REIT buys federally leased St. Laurent office building for $6.3M
A Toronto-based real estate investment trust is expanding its footprint in the National Capital Region through the purchase of a 40,000-square-foot office building in the
How Ottawa’s commercial real estate brokers find the best space for their tenants
Like many of the city’s veteran commercial real estate brokers, Michael Church has lost track of the number of Ottawa office spaces he’s toured with
City poised to sell Hawthorne Industrial Park land for $2.9M
The owner of a commercial roofing and sheet metal firm is looking to buy 4.66 acres of publicly owned land in a southeast Ottawa business
Vacant industrial land in Ottawa hits all-time low: City
Local developers looking to build in Ottawa’s business parks and industrial corridors have fewer options than ever before, but municipal officials say the city still
Carlingwood Shopping Centre to demolish former Sears space
One of Ottawa’s largest – and oldest – shopping centres is preparing to get slightly smaller. Carlingwood Shopping Centre is planning to demolish a large
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