Housing starts to drop, market to remain balanced in 2016, 2017: CMHC
Housing starts in Ottawa are expected to drop in 2016 despite improving employment conditions, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation said Wednesday. In its Spring
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Housing starts to drop, market to remain balanced in 2016, 2017: CMHC
Housing starts in Ottawa are expected to drop in 2016 despite improving employment conditions, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation said Wednesday. In its Spring
Seniors’ homes planned for Westboro Superstore
Longtime Westboro residents will remember the development controversy behind the big Loblaws grocery store. By Lucy Scholey and Haley Ritchie. Now, almost 16 years later,
Ottawa housing starts trend down for third straight month: CMHC
A decline in high-rise starts contributed to a third straight month of sliding housing starts in Ottawa, the CMHC said Monday. “On the supply side,
City building core strength with LeBreton: Plan will have major impact, experts say
When the National Capital Commission announced RendezVous LeBreton group as their preferred bidder in the competition to redevelop LeBreton Flats, it marked a major next
DCDLS slams NCC for selecting RendezVous LeBreton bid for LeBreton Flats
A blackout over National Capital Commission negotiations with RendezVous Lebreton came into effect at midnight Wednesday, but not before a lawyer for DCDLS, the group
Emerald Plaza finds new owners
The Emerald Plaza on Merivale Road is changing hands, Primecorp Commercial Realty announced Tuesday. Primecorp is an adviser in the deal between the buyer and
NCC prefers Rendez-Vous LeBreton proposal for LeBreton Flats development
The Ottawa Senators are one step closer to the downtown home that has eluded them since their inception after the National Capital Commission’s evaluation committee
Chartwell acquires Glebe retirement residence for $68.4 million
A month after adding the Duke of Devonshire to its portfolio, Chartwell Retirement Residences announced Thursday a $68.4 million deal to acquire the Lord Lansdowne

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Ottawa housing starts trend down in March: CMHC
A sluggish condominium market was a factor as housing starts in the capital trended down in March, the Canada Housing and Mortgage Company said Friday.
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