Sakto proposes three extra floors for planned 25-storey tower at Preston Square
An Ottawa real estate firm has revised its plans for a major addition to its Little Italy property, adding three floors and nearly 60 units
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Sakto proposes three extra floors for planned 25-storey tower at Preston Square
An Ottawa real estate firm has revised its plans for a major addition to its Little Italy property, adding three floors and nearly 60 units
Toronto developer eyes 18-storey retirement home on Sparks Street
A Toronto-based developer has announced plans to build an 18-storey retirement residence on a prime piece of downtown real estate owned by the Anglican Diocese
Altus Group projects modest growth in Ottawa housing starts this year
Ottawa is projected to see steady growth in 2019 housing starts while homebuilders in other major Canadian cities are expected to ease off the gas,
Ottawa Board of Trade unhappy with NCC’s new direction for LeBreton Flats
The Ottawa Board of Trade is urging the National Capital Commission to return to the negotiating table with previous bidders on the LeBreton Flats redevelopment
Private-sector growth adds to development pressure in Ottawa’s west-end
By: Sam Cooley Something remarkable happened last year in Kanata’s real estate market. After remaining stubbornly stuck in the double-digits for a decade, office vacancy
After surpassing 5 million passengers, YOW renewal takes flight
When the Ottawa International Airport surpassed the five-million-passenger mark late last year, it was more than a symbolic milestone.
Ottawa co-op raises $336K for green building fit-ups
Local community finance co-op CoEnergy raised $336,000 in a recent share offering to help install green energy technology in several Ottawa buildings, the organization said
Have your say: How is Ottawa’s economy performing?
This year’s survey has a special “city-building” focus that explores the economic input of major infrastructure projects ranging from LRT to LeBreton Flats.
Montreal firm to pay $4M settlement as part of Gatineau bid-rigging scheme
An engineering firm has been ordered to pay a sizeable settlement in connection to charges of bid-rigging on contracts with the City of Gatineau and
Christopher Simmonds Architect creates ‘a sense of community’ in new home for Tomlinson Group
Christopher Simmonds Architect creates ‘a sense of community’ in new home for Tomlinson Group
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