Rio Vista pitches 31-storey apartment building for Sandy Hill
A Montreal-based developer is proposing to build a 31-storey apartment building at 400 Stewart St. in Sandy Hill. Rio Vista Apartments Ltd. has submitted planning
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Rio Vista pitches 31-storey apartment building for Sandy Hill
A Montreal-based developer is proposing to build a 31-storey apartment building at 400 Stewart St. in Sandy Hill. Rio Vista Apartments Ltd. has submitted planning
Ottawa home resales down 4% in November
The progress Ottawa’s resale market showed in the past few months came to a screeching halt in November, with the number of homes sold by
Construction industry backs plan to evaluate city contractors
Ottawa’s construction industry is largely supporting a city plan to implement a rating system to grade the work done by construction companies that receive contracts
Mystery builds surrounding Bona’s tenantless tower in Vanier
A soon-to-be-completed but officially unleased office building in Vanier is sowing confusion among the city’s commercial real estate brokers about what’s driving the developer’s decision-making.
Claridge proposes three 28-storey towers on Rideau Street
Local developer Claridge is asking the city for permission to build three 28-storey mixed-use towers at 245 Rideau Street, according to documents issued by the
Developer proposes commercial condos for Prince of Wales Drive
Ottawa may soon be getting another commercial condo development. Nepean-based developer Springcress Properties’ plans to build two commercial condo buildings on Prince of Wales Drive,
Developer proposes mixed-use high rise in Barrhaven
Ottawa-based developer Tega Homes is asking the city for a zoning change that would allow it to build two mixed-use high rises in Barrhaven. The
Ottawa housing sales, starts expected to decline: Conference Board
Ottawa’s housing market is expected to weaken over the next two years, according to a new report by the Conference Board of Canada, with declines
Toronto developer hatches plan for 19-storey tower on Bronson Avenue
Toronto’s Lamb Development Corp. is asking the city for permission to build a 19-storey mixed-use tower for Bronson Avenue. The building, proposed for 192 Bronson
NCC cancels moving plans, causing ‘frustration’ for downtown landlords
The National Capital Commission has cancelled a request to lease thousands of square feet of office space, further frustrating downtown landlords intent on filling empty
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