City’s rental vacancy rate drops in October
A tougher job market in the capital led to a lower rental vacancy rate in the capital in October, according to the Canada Mortgage and
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Capital’s November housing starts trend down
Housing starts in the city of Ottawa trended down about 500 units, at 6,226 in November, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation said Monday. While
Algonquin College, Windmill sign Memorandum of Understanding on The Isles project
Calling it a “nation-building initiative,” Algonquin College president Cheryl Jensen joined Windmill Developments co-founder Jeff Westeinde on Thursday to unveil a plan to let Algonquin
Ottawa commercial real estate landscape to continue changing in 2015: CBRE
The new Ottawa trend of full-service, “live, work, play” neighbourhoods will continue to change the city’s landscape and with it, the commercial real estate market,
PCL wins $135-million Heart Institute expansion contract
PCL Constructors Canada Inc. has been awarded a $135-million contract to build the University of Ottawa Heart Institute’s Cardiac Life Support Services Redevelopment Project. The announcement,
Windmill’s Chaudière project gets final green light
The shovels will go in the ground next year at the former Domtar lands at Chaudière Falls, now that Gatineau city council has approved the
Existing home market to remain balanced: CMHC
The existing home market in the capital will see higher prices and slower sales in 2015, a senior analyst with Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp
Killam Properties buys more Kanata Lakes real estate
Just over two months after entering an agreement with two other companies to buy into the Kanata Lakes Apartments, Halifax-based Killam Properties announced Tuesday the
Ottawa housing starts trend up in October: CMHC
Bucking the national trend, housing starts in Ottawa were trending up in October, according to numbers released Monday by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp.
City entering buyer’s market: OREB
Local real estate agents had near-record sales in October, but higher inventory levels are turning the city into a buyer’s market, according to numbers released
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