Broccolini plans next wave of development under new management
The construction of the tallest tower to be built in downtown Ottawa in 25 years. A deal to erect Windmill Development’s condo tower at the
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Broccolini plans next wave of development under new management
The construction of the tallest tower to be built in downtown Ottawa in 25 years. A deal to erect Windmill Development’s condo tower at the
Ottawa home sales drop 3.7% in February: OREB
The number of homes sold in Ottawa last month fell when compared to the year before as the local market continued a slow start to
Landlords need to start renovating as DND prepares consolidation: brokers
The federal government’s plan to consolidate dozens of Department of National Defence offices will force landlords in the downtown core to spruce up their buildings
Building permits up 10% in January
The value of construction intentions rose in Ottawa last month, due in large part to ongoing renovation to the Rideau Centre as well as plans
Five companies shortlisted for Heart Institute renovations
Five companies will have the chance to bid for a construction and redevelopment contract at the University of Ottawa Heart Institute, Infrastructure Ontario announced on
H&M planning to open second area store in Gatineau
Popular Swedish clothing retailer H&M is planning to open a second location in the National Capital Region. The new 22,000-square foot location, located at Promenades
Lépine’s plans for residential development in Overbrook moving forward
A proposed 15-storey development at the end of Presland Road and the Vanier Parkway has taken another step forward. A draft report on the development
House prices down again in Ottawa in January: Teranet
Housing prices in Ottawa continued their decline, for the fifth straight month, in January, according to the Teranet-National Bank Composite Home Price Index. The index
Housing starts down 57% in January: CMHC
A plunge in multiple-unit dwelling construction activity contributed to a significant decrease in the number of housing starts in the capital last month, according to
Ottawa home sales down in January: OREB
Ottawa realtors sold slightly fewer homes in January than during the same month last year, according to the latest numbers the Ottawa Real Estate Board
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