
LRT the ‘driving factor’ in Trinity’s planned residential builds in downtown Ottawa
Ottawa’s Trinity Development Group has launched the first stage of its ambitious plan to build 2,700 new rental units near light rail stops over the
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LRT the ‘driving factor’ in Trinity’s planned residential builds in downtown Ottawa
Ottawa’s Trinity Development Group has launched the first stage of its ambitious plan to build 2,700 new rental units near light rail stops over the

Re/Max projects Ottawa home prices to climb 6% in 2020
Ottawa’s housing market is firmly in sellers’ territory and home prices are expected to continue to climb in 2020, according to new data from real

Three-building retirement home and apartment complex proposed for Cyrville
A local developer is proposing to build a six-storey retirement home and seniors’ apartment complex in Cyrville on a site currently occupied by industrial buildings

NCC’s new vision for LeBreton Flats includes space for potential NHL arena
The National Capital Commission unveiled its cohesive vision for the future of LeBreton Flats Thursday morning, featuring numerous public spaces, sections designated for a series

Surviving revitalization: Creative solutions to overcoming urban renewal projects
Many Ottawa neighbourhoods are learning to survive and thrive in the face of disruptive construction activity and the lingering after-effects

Ottawa’s Minto Apartment REIT sees upswing amid rising rents in Q3
As its property managers sign tenants to increasingly lucrative leases, Minto Apartment REIT is seeing its quarterly earnings rise in step

Ottawa association executives benchmark operations
This year’s Ottawa Association Exchange survey has a special focus on risk identification, mitigation and financial management as well as sections on outsourcing and engaging

Gatineau housing starts surge in October as Ottawa regresses: CMHC
Gatineau homebuilders had their busiest month in nearly 50 years in October while Ottawa saw a substantial decrease in housing starts as compared with 2018

Ottawa home sales up 17% in October: OREB
Despite scarce inventory, local realtors continued to sell properties at a “breakneck” pace in October, according to the latest figures from the Ottawa Real Estate

Employment Law Minute: What are an employers’ obligations to accommodate workers with disabilities?
It’s an issue that employers get wrong far too often.
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