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Ottawa remains ‘core’ office market for Crown Realty Partners, T.O.-based firm’s executives say

Crown Realty Partners to sell two-tower IBM complex on Riverside Drive

Crown Realty Partners is selling a 100 per cent freehold interest in its two-building office complex at 3755 Riverside Dr., according to a marketing flyer from CBRE, which is brokering the sale on behalf of the owners.

‘Big groups’ looking to potentially relocate to offices downtown, new C&W exec Whiting says

While the gap between the haves and the have-nots among Ottawa’s downtown office landlords is showing few...

Montreal-based furniture retailer Cozey coming to Rideau Street as Urban Outfitters leaves

Montreal-based Cozey has leased nearly 3,700 square feet of space on two floors at 137 Rideau St.

Kawartha Dairy to set up drive-through shop at former Tim Hortons near Carlingwood mall

Kawartha Dairy, known for its Canadian-made ice cream, is opening its first Ottawa location in the city’s...

Lauft-y expectations: Jeff York-backed co-working firm expands into National Capital Region

A Toronto-based firm backed by a group of heavy-hitting investors that includes Ottawa entrepreneur Jeff York is...

Veteran industrial broker Hannah joins Paradigm Commercial as vice-president

The only surprising thing about Nick Hannah and Sarah Vandenbelt’s new business partnership is that it took...

Ottawa retail market stays hot as Metro-anchored west-end shopping plaza changes hands

A Toronto-based property management firm has jumped into the National Capital Region’s red-hot retail market with a...

Ottawa poised for post-election surge in commercial real estate investment, broker says

A top executive at one of the city’s largest commercial real estate brokerages says he expects Ottawa’s...

Ottawa Senators extend naming rights agreement at Canadian Tire Centre

While the Ottawa Senators continue to pursue a deal to build a new arena at LeBreton Flats,...
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