
Strong economy, LRT project spurring housing boom, Re/Max says
Ottawa’s housing market had a strong start to the year, with a 5.5 per cent jump in the average home price compared with this time
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Strong economy, LRT project spurring housing boom, Re/Max says
Ottawa’s housing market had a strong start to the year, with a 5.5 per cent jump in the average home price compared with this time

RioCan partners with Halifax-based Killam REIT on Gloucester apartment project
Canadian retail leasing giant RioCan announced this week it is partnering with a Halifax-based real estate investment trust to build an apartment complex near Gloucester’s

Westin Ottawa targets 30% energy savings by 2020
Recognizing the Westin Ottawa nearly 10 years ago for its innovative conservation projects and strong environmental leadership, Hydro Ottawa continues to work with the downtown

Ottawa real estate market could catch cold as Toronto market is cooled down
Ottawa real estate could be the collateral damage if the provincial government moves to cool down Toronto’s housing market. The provincial government’s budget next week

Toronto homeowners cash out to live mortgage-free in Ottawa
Sarah Blakely recalls feeling some trepidation when she and her husband shelled out more than $300,000 for a modest 1 1/2-storey house in a less-desirable

Federal government moves ahead with massive overhaul of West Memorial Building
A massive, unoccupied government building in downtown Ottawa is getting a complete overhaul, with a tender now out for the project. The West Memorial Building

Lansdowne’s legacy? Eight-storey Glebe development gets committee’s nod
Montreal-based developer Canderel received support from Ottawa’s planning committee on Tuesday to construct a new eight-storey Amica retirement residence on the site of a Beer

Ottawa housing starts jump 71% in Q1
Mirroring a national trend, new home construction in Ottawa surged in the first three months of the year as developers broke ground on hundreds of

Rideau sinkhole caused by Ottawa’s sandy soil, not pipe break: City report
The city has released its report on the cause of the June 8 Rideau Street sinkhole, which blames the incident on sandy soil conditions rather

Ottawa home sales surge in March; Q1 transactions up 19%
Ottawa’s hot housing market picked up even more steam last month, with local realtors selling the second-highest number of homes on record for the month
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