Class A, Class B vacancy rates hit 6.5 per cent downtown: market survey
Downtown Ottawa’s Class A and Class B office buildings continue to see their vacancy rates rise, according to the Newmark Knight Frank Devencore Real Estate
Class A, Class B vacancy rates hit 6.5 per cent downtown: market survey
Downtown Ottawa’s Class A and Class B office buildings continue to see their vacancy rates rise, according to the Newmark Knight Frank Devencore Real Estate
ByWard Market’s Mercury Court sells for $22 million
A private investor has purchased a landmark ByWard Market property for $22 million, Primecorp Commercial Realty announced late Tuesday. Mercury Court is a 51,459-square-foot, three-storey
Downtown, Kanata office vacancies falling, Colliers says
An upswing in private-sector growth is translating into good news for the city’s downtown and Kanata office markets, according to the latest report from Colliers
CIRA first to move into Lansdowne office space
When walking through the office space at Lansdowne Park, the first thought that comes to mind is the need for a hard hat and possibly
Planning committee approves Barrhaven business park development
The city’s planning committee on Tuesday approved a local builder’s proposal for a Barrhaven business park that could include developments such as a hotel and
Sun Life towers set to get new look for LRT’s arrival
One of downtown Ottawa’s prime office complexes is undergoing a multimillion-dollar renovation in an effort to attract new tenants and accommodate a major LRT station.
DREAM REIT wins federal tender for 219 Laurier Ave. W.
Toronto-based DREAM REIT has confirmed to OBJ it won a federal government tender last week for 126,500 square feet of office space at 219 Laurier
Ottawa commercial real estate market on the rebound: Colliers
Much like the mid-April weather, the Ottawa commercial real estate market appears to be warming up after a prolonged cold spell. In its report for
Morguard predicts good 2015 for Ottawa commercial real estate market
One of North America’s largest real estate and property management companies is predicting a good 2015 for Ottawa’s commercial market, although the office market’s struggles
BOMA “Icon of Industry” puts priority on people
Even though he runs one of the largest real estate companies in the country, with more than $14.5 billion worth of assets, Michael Cooper never
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