Family partnership predicts growth for Calabogie
After 30 years, a two-family partnership has decided the time is right to sell about 60 hectares of land around the Madawaska River in Calabogie.
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Family partnership predicts growth for Calabogie
After 30 years, a two-family partnership has decided the time is right to sell about 60 hectares of land around the Madawaska River in Calabogie.
Tarion chair says confidence in firm steadily building
The Ottawa lawyer who chairs the private corporation that protects buyers of new homes in Ontario says the organization has boosted consumer protection dramatically in
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Frigid February drops Ottawa housing starts for third straight month: CMHC
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Ottawa home sales dip slightly in February
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NCC invites four groups to submit Lebreton Flats development proposals
Four groups, including one led by the Ottawa Senators, have been invited to propose plans for the development of up to 21.6 hectares of land
Morguard predicts good 2015 for Ottawa commercial real estate market
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Weak employment figures contribute to lower Ottawa housing start trends in January: CMHC
Housing starts in the capital trended down in January, according to numbers released Monday by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. Not only were the
Ottawa real estate agents enjoy steady January market
The January deep freeze had no adverse effect on home sales in the capital, according to the Ottawa Real Estate Board. In numbers released Wednesday,
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