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Sun Life LRT station ‘not cast in stone’

Plans to link the city’s underground light-rail tunnel with the atrium of the Sun Life Centre are...

Commercial property assessments soar

The rush by developers to build up land inventories is causing a spike in the value of...

Office vacancy rate to inch up in 2013

Meagre economic growth combined with ongoing government austerity will cause local office vacancy rates to edge up...

‘Puzzle’ parking garage to be built in Ottawa

Ottawa will soon be home to one of the first sliding puzzle parking systems in Canada when...

What’s the value of Ottawa’s commercial real estate sector?

Ottawa's commercial real estate sector generated roughly $2.6 billion in economic activity in 2011, according to a...

Sussex Drive still tops Ottawa retail rents

The western edge of the ByWard Market continues to command the highest retail rents in Ottawa, according...

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...

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...

Mounties’ move to Barrhaven drags on

More than six years after signing a $600-million deal to lease space inside the former JDS Uniphase...

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...
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