Morguard proposes new hotel, apartment at 361 Queen St.
After 18 months of speculation about what will happen to one of Ottawa’s prime downtown real estate properties, developer Morguard says it is proposing to
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Class A, Class B vacancy rates hit 6.5 per cent downtown: market survey
Downtown Ottawa’s Class A and Class B office buildings continue to see their vacancy rates rise, according to the Newmark Knight Frank Devencore Real Estate
ByWard Market’s Mercury Court sells for $22 million
A private investor has purchased a landmark ByWard Market property for $22 million, Primecorp Commercial Realty announced late Tuesday. Mercury Court is a 51,459-square-foot, three-storey
Ottawa house prices up slightly in Q2: Royal Lepage
The price of a home in Ottawa climbed slightly in the second quarter according to the Royal LePage House Price Survey and Market Survey Forecast released
Apartment starts rebound in June, boosting capital’s overall housing starts: CMHC
After a sluggish May, apartment starts in the capital were back on track in June, according to the latest numbers from the Canada Mortgage and
Downtown, Kanata office vacancies falling, Colliers says
An upswing in private-sector growth is translating into good news for the city’s downtown and Kanata office markets, according to the latest report from Colliers
Ottawa real estate market stays strong in June: OREB
The local real estate market continues to heat up with the summer temperatures, according to the latest figures released by the Ottawa Real Estate Board
Opinion: Jonathan Westeinde, green giant
You don’t often see the words developer and environmentalist in the same sentence. But when it comes to Jonathan Westeinde, there is no dichotomy. The
Ottawa housing affordability improves in 2015 Q1: RBC
Owning a home in Ottawa became slightly more affordable in the first quarter of 2015, according to a report by RBC Economics released Monday. “The
Ottawa bucks national trend, sees housing starts fall in May: CMHC
Builders in the capital are scaling back on apartment starts, and the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation said Wednesday that is a major reason why
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