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Downtown office vacancy falls

Office vacancy in Ottawa's core declined in the second quarter amid less government downsizing than initially expected,...

New Kanata retail development to open in August

Kanata's new Fernbank community is soon to see its first retail development with the construction of a...

Insurer’s ByWard Market real estate up for sale

The breakup of Union of Canada is leading to what's expected to be one of Ottawa's most...

Ottawa’s oldest Honda dealership selling land for redevelopment

Dow Honda wants to escape construction, downtown The Dow Honda dealership, lying on lots cobbled together over 40...

Feds snub Ottawa real estate industry to dodge press

Public Works property branch questions future public speeches

UPDATE 2: Bayshore details $200M expansion

Bayshore Shopping Centre's general manager Denis Pelletier compared the kickoff to the mall's expansion with his wedding...

BOMA Awards honour Ottawa’s best in commercial buildings

A major Orleans shopping centre, a printing bureau and several government buildings were among the recipients of...

Hotel chain hunting for Ottawa property

Groupe Germain expanding in Canadian urban markets A growing Quebec City-based boutique hotel operator is looking for local...

Feds seek 75,000 square feet of downtown space

Public Works says it is considering leasing 75,000 square feet of office space in the downtown core...

Office vacancies expected to rise

Office vacancy rates in Ottawa edged up slightly in the first quarter, but one local brokerage firm...
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