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The six-storey building on Sparks Street is fully leased to Scotiabank, which purchased it in 1983 and sold it to a private ownership group a few years ago.

Montreal-based Broccolini recently filed a proposal to construct a five-storey, 3.1-million-square-foot distribution facility about a kilometre southeast of the intersection of Woodroffe Avenue and Fallowfield Road.

NHL commissioner Gary Bettman says the Senators’ proposed new arena at LeBreton Flats could be “something that...

Michael Pyman, Colliers’ Ottawa-based vice-president of national investment services, says there could be a significant uptick in local commercial transactions in 2025, especially if the Bank of Canada continues to reduce interest rates and it becomes cheaper for investors to borrow capital.

In an application filed last month, St. Brigid’s Centre for the Arts says it needs to raise more revenue to fund work that would address what it calls the building’s “growing heritage infrastructure deficit.”

Slate Asset Management has reached a deal to sell its interest in 11 office properties in Toronto...

Huntington Properties purchased the three-storey building at 135 Rideau St. from LaSalle Investment Management last week for $8.5 million.

The owners of the newly renovated World Exchange Plaza are bringing in a “well-known” coffee retailer and seeking a restaurant to fill space formerly occupied by the LCBO as they try to keep pace with other downtown landlords that have modernized their properties in a bid to entice workers back to the office. 

The capital’s return-to-office rate still lags other major Canadian cities, Colliers said in its third-quarter office market report released Tuesday, in which it noted the city’s downtown office vacancy rate jumped more than a full percentage point from the previous quarter.