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Montreal developer proposes 25-storey mixed-use building in downtown Ottawa
A Montreal developer is proposing a new highrise apartment complex in the heart of Ottawa’s burgeoning downtown “urban tech” district. Place Dorée Real Estate Holdings
How Ottawa’s Fauna restaurant fought back to overcome a $900K landlord dispute
In an ugly landlord-tenant dispute, Ottawa restaurateur Jon Svazas was locked out, threatened with eviction and stuck with a six-figure repair bill. Here’s how he
Ottawa-based Minto REIT beats forecast in Q1 2019
A growing portfolio and new leases drove earnings at Ottawa’s Minto Apartment REIT past the forecasts it set for this past quarter before going public
Busier Gatineau builders drive up National Capital Region housing starts in April
Housing starts in Ottawa-Gatineau were up 52 per cent in April over the same period last year, driven by a flurry of apartment, condo and
Why isn’t your commercial property listed on the MLS System?
Receiving the best offer when selling commercial property typically requires a listing to be highly visible and marketed to the right group of potential purchasers.
Average Ottawa home sale prices approach $500K mark
A limited supply of homes for sale, particularly at the lower end of the market, coupled with a healthy local economy caused another jump in
Average Ottawa home sale prices approach $500K mark
A limited supply of homes for sale, particularly at the lower end of the market, coupled with a healthy local economy caused another jump in
Real estate investment: Benefits and pitfalls
Investing in residential or commercial properties can be an excellent alternative to an often-volatile stock market, but there can be costly pitfalls if the investment
Op-ed: Zoning in on a better Ottawa
The late urban planning writer Jane Jacobs, the renowned author of the Death and Life of Great American Cities, had a theory: the closer government
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