
Ottawa Senators’ COO shoots back at Watson over LeBreton comments
The Ottawa Senators fired back at Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson after he told reporters on Wednesday the NHL team wanted the city to pay for
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Ottawa Senators’ COO shoots back at Watson over LeBreton comments
The Ottawa Senators fired back at Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson after he told reporters on Wednesday the NHL team wanted the city to pay for

Prices spike as supply tightens across segments of Ottawa’s rental market
Ottawa’s rental vacancy rate held steady in 2018, but the average rent for a two-bedroom apartment rose by its highest level in more than 15

Update: Ottawa Senators owner launches $700M lawsuit against partner Trinity, ending LeBreton bid
RendezVous LeBreton’s bid to redevelop LeBreton Flats has come to a crashing end Friday as Eugene Melnyk’s Capital Sports Management announced it is suing partner

Minto secures financing for eight-storey Glebe development; construction to start 2019
One of Ottawa’s largest real estate firms says it now has cash in hand to proceed with a planned eight-storey mixed-use building in the Glebe. Minto

NCC gives ‘dysfunctional’ RendezVous LeBreton partners January do-or-die deadline
“Unresolved issues” within the consortium tapped to redevelop LeBreton Flats have pushed the National Capital Commission’s board to set a January ultimatum for RendezVous LeBreton:

Preparing for the unpredictable: Lessons for property managers from the 2016 Ottawa sinkhole
Property managers have to be prepared for fires, lockdowns and evacuations – it’s part of the job. But some events, such as natural disasters or

Crust & Crate – Fast fired and festive place to party
A sleek new option for office parties in Ottawa

Ottawa-based Minto REIT beats earnings forecast in first quarter on public markets
Minto’s apartment portfolio beat expectations during its first three months of operations as a public REIT, according to the Ottawa-based company’s third-quarter earnings released Tuesday.

What will Ottawa look like in 2036?
Ottawa is in a time of transition. With new infrastructure and real estate projects such as light rail, Zibi and Trinity Centre at Bayview Station

Despite rising incomes, Ottawa-Gatineau housing affordability erodes slightly in Q3: report
Homes became less affordable for the typical Ottawa-Gatineau household in the third quarter of 2018, the fifth consecutive period of declining housing affordability in the
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