Sussex Drive still tops Ottawa retail rents
The western edge of the ByWard Market continues to command the highest retail rents in Ottawa, according to an annual global study. Shop owners along
Sussex Drive still tops Ottawa retail rents
The western edge of the ByWard Market continues to command the highest retail rents in Ottawa, according to an annual global study. Shop owners along
Mambo co-owners suing Morguard for $1.5M
Surf & turf restaurant gets turfed Plans for a high-end steak and seafood restaurant inside the former Friday’s Roast Beef House building on Elgin Street
BTB REIT buys $6M interest in Gatineau buildings
A Montreal-based real estate investment trust is expanding its presence in the National Capital Region. BTB REIT says it has purchased a 50-per-cent interest in
Mounties’ move to Barrhaven drags on
More than six years after signing a $600-million deal to lease space inside the former JDS Uniphase complex in Barrhaven for its new headquarters, roughly
Industrial vacancy rate reaches 30-month low
Ottawa’s industrial property vacancy rate dipped to its lowest level since March 2010 as another tech tenant of the former Nortel campus found a new
Feds open Confederation Building elevator contracts
Public Works has a minimum 10-year contract on the table for companies interested in modernizing and maintaining several elevators in the Confederation Building, just west
Office vacancy rates to keep edging up: Cushman & Wakefield
Nearly a quarter-million square feet of space is set to hit Ottawa’s office market over the next six months that could increase the city’s vacancy
Public Works picks Sun Life office space over low bid
Feds deem EDC offer ‘non-compliant’ and forgo $3M in savings A significant office leasing win for a downtown landlord is raising questions about why federal
Supply shortages hurting real estate market: Re/Max
Ottawa’s tight inventory across all asset classes remains a large challenge in the city’s real estate market, according to a report published by Re/Max. While
BTB buys Stafford Road building for $6.6M
A Montreal-based real estate investment trust has picked up its second Ottawa property, closing its purchase of a three-storey Bells Corners office building for $6.6
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