Toronto firm buys Ottawa medical buildings
Toronto-based Mohawk Medical Growth Partners announced Thursday it has purchased the Kanata Medical Arts Building on Kakulu Road and Nepean Medical Centre on Centrepointe Drive.
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Toronto firm buys Ottawa medical buildings
Toronto-based Mohawk Medical Growth Partners announced Thursday it has purchased the Kanata Medical Arts Building on Kakulu Road and Nepean Medical Centre on Centrepointe Drive.
NCC extends LeBreton Flats proposal deadline
The National Capital Commission is extending the deadline for proposals for the next phase of development at LeBreton Flats. Citing “a greater expression of interest
Windmill to launch an Ottawa first with commercial condo tower
Ottawa-based Windmill Developments is bringing the first Class A commercial condo tower to the city, with the launch event scheduled for next week, the company
Commercial real estate market’s struggles continue: Colliers
The Ottawa commercial real estate market continues to struggle in 2014, according to the latest numbers from Colliers International, and no turnaround is expected until
Opinion: Real estate sector faces talent vacancy
With the city facing a shortage of bright young talent, the term “real estate entrepreneur” might soon go the way of the dodo bird in
Engineering a culture of innovation
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The arrival of Ottawa’s first “micro-condo” development is another sign housing has become out of reach for many local buyers, a leading industry advocate says.
Ottawa office market might be back on the upswing: Colliers
After a year of rising vacancy rates, the Ottawa office market may be set to rebound, according to the latest numbers from Colliers International released
Feds focus on consolidating portfolio: deputy minister
The message hasn’t changed much as far as the federal government’s real estate portfolio is concerned, an assistant deputy minister told the sold out Ottawa
City housing starts trend down in September: CMHC
The “modest employment picture” in Ottawa continues to “dampen housing sentiment,” the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. said Wednesday. The agency’s latest numbers show housing
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