Developer proposes nine-storey Westboro condo
A Toronto developer is asking the city for permission to build a nine-storey condominium building on the site of an old service station on Richmond Road in
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Developer proposes nine-storey Westboro condo
A Toronto developer is asking the city for permission to build a nine-storey condominium building on the site of an old service station on Richmond Road in
Ottawa’s top landlord: Bernie Myers takes the reins of Morguard in the capital
Not much seems to faze Bernie Myers. The new top executive responsible for Morguard’s vast Ottawa real estate holdings is just as comfortable discussing his firm’s
Conference Centre upgrades to cost $91M
Public Works is soliciting bids for an estimated $91 million rehabilitation of the Government Conference Centre in the city’s former downtown train station on Rideau
Industrial vacancy rate to decrease: brokerage firm
With minimal space expected to come onto the market in the next six months, Ottawa’s industrial vacancy rate is likely to trend downwards over the
Starwood still seeking 36-storey Little Italy condo
After two years of wrangling over the height of a proposed tower on Preston Street, just north of Carling Avenue, city officials and the developer
Greely firm wins $16M Lansdowne contract
Ottawa firm D&G Landscaping has beat out three other qualified bidders to win the right to build the urban park that’s part of the City of Ottawa’s
Price-sensitive tenants sticking to suburbs: Colliers
Ottawa’s suburbs were “abuzz” with office leasing activity in the second quarter, in contrast with a slowing downtown market, according to local brokerage firm Colliers
Carling building finally coming down
After sitting empty for four years, a decrepit federal office building near Dow’s Lake is finally being dismantled, according to Public Works. The demolition of
Ottawa home prices inch up: Royal LePage
Ottawa homeowners saw a modest increase in the price of their properties over the last year, according to a new survey from Royal LePage. The
Housing starts up 4.5% in June
Housing starts in Ottawa rebounded in June after a marked decline in May, but were still up only slightly over the same period in 2012
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