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Ottawa Board of Trade unhappy with NCC’s new direction for LeBreton Flats

The Ottawa Board of Trade is urging the National Capital Commission to return to the negotiating table with previous bidders on the LeBreton Flats redevelopment

Private-sector growth adds to development pressure in Ottawa’s west-end

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By: Sam Cooley Something remarkable happened last year in Kanata’s real estate market. After remaining stubbornly stuck in the double-digits for a decade, office vacancy

NCC cancels LeBreton Flats proposal process after initial deal falls through

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The National Capital Commission has officially cancelled the procurement process looking for a proposal to redevelop LeBreton Flats following the collapse of its preferred proponent’s

Planning committee approves Booth Street development, sound stage project

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Two sizeable projects got the green light from Ottawa’s planning committee Thursday. The committee gave its thumbs-up to the proposal for a $40-million sound stage

Château Laurier owners float another new extension design for panel approval

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The architects and developers behind the Château Laurier’s proposed rear addition have submitted new designs for Ottawa’s consideration, the latest episode in a saga that

True North REIT buys downtown Ottawa Narono building in $24.5M deal

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A Toronto-based real estate investment trust has purchased an office tower on Laurier Avenue in a bid to beef up its presence in Ottawa’s downtown

Group Germain plans $40M, 180-room hotel at Ottawa airport

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Group Germain Hotels has landed on what it thinks is the perfect location to make its 20-20 business vision a reality: the Ottawa airport. The

Kanata, downtown office availability rates continue to tighten at end of 2018: Colliers

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Companies continue to struggle finding class-A space in the capital as availability rates fell in Ottawa’s largest office markets in the final quarter of 2018,

Update: B.C. fund expects long-term tenant in Amazon after Ottawa warehouse purchase

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The chief executive of a Vancouver real estate firm says Amazon’s long-term lease on its new distribution facility in Ottawa was a deciding factor in

Ottawa’s industrial and office vacancy rates to fall further in 2019: report

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Thanks to a robust local economy fuelled by growth in the tech and government sectors, vacancy rates in Ottawa’s office and industrial markets are expected