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Newsmaker of the year: Take a peek inside Amazon’s massive Ottawa warehouse
As real estate wins go, a one-million-square-foot warehouse for the world’s largest e-commerce retailer is headline-grabbing stuff. But it doesn’t mean much if you don’t
21-storey high-rise proposed across from Ottawa’s Museum of Nature
Ottawa developer and property manager Colonnade BridgePort has filed a rezoning application to allow a 21-storey residential high-rise that would replace a historic Argyle Avenue office
Calian, Mitel and Ford moves driving ‘domino effect’ in tight Kanata office market
With Kanata’s office vacancy rate at its lowest level in more than a decade, some of the west end’s largest tenants are signing new leases
Toronto-based REIT acquires nine Ottawa car dealerships as part of $101M deal
A Toronto-based real estate investment trust that owns a string of car dealership properties across the country has expanded into Eastern Ontario. Automotive Properties REIT
Average Ottawa home price expected to rise 4% in 2019: Re/Max
Ottawa’s home prices are expected to continue rising into 2019, according to the latest annual reports from two national real estate brokerages. In its annual
Dredge Leahy Architects employs creativity in designing new modern home for Keller Williams Integrity Realty
Ottawa’s housing starts cool while Gatineau heats up in November: CMHC
Despite a flurry of building on the Gatineau side of the river, a lag in new projects in Ottawa led to a slowdown in November
Ottawa’s housing starts cool while Gatineau heats up in November: CMHC
Despite a flurry of building on the Gatineau side of the river, a lag in new projects in Ottawa led to a slowdown in November
Mont Ste. Marie ski resort set to launch new batch of family-friendly luxury chalets
Mont Ste. Marie, a quiet and relaxed ski resort located north of the nation’s capital, is seeing a resurgence of popularity as a growing number
Hot Ottawa housing market cools slightly in November: OREB
The blistering pace of home sales in the capital slowed a bit in November ​– but not because of any dampening in demand, according to
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