UPDATE: Slow start to 2014 continues despite jump in March home sales: OREB
Ottawa real estate agents sold more homes last month than they did during the same time a year earlier but the local market is still
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UPDATE: Slow start to 2014 continues despite jump in March home sales: OREB
Ottawa real estate agents sold more homes last month than they did during the same time a year earlier but the local market is still
Charitable organization plans 3.5-storey apartment building for Vanier
A not-for-profit that works with underprivileged people who have come into conflict with the law is asking the City of Ottawa to allow for a
Halifax landlord buys two buildings in Vanier
Halifax-based Killam Properties (TSX: KMP) has acquired two apartment buildings in Vanier. The residential landlord says it paid $12.5 million for the 75-unit building at
Housing starts still down for 2014 despite March boost: CMHC
The number of housing starts in Ottawa shot up in March, but not enough to reverse the home construction market’s tepid start to 2014. There
Ottawa endured ‘extreme’ slowdown in housing market during Q1: Royal LePage
The price of detached houses in Ottawa edged up as condo prices fell during the first three months of 2014, according to a new survey
Value of building permits up $400M in 2013: city report
The City of Ottawa received $400 million more worth of applications for building permits than the year before, according to a new report from the
Construction restarts on troubled Airport Parkway bridge
Construction work on a pedestrian bridge over the Airport Parkway is scheduled to begin again on Wednesday, over two years after it was originally supposed
Flexible workspace provider Regus expands to Preston Street
Workspace renter Regus has opened a second business centre in Ottawa. By Jacob Serebrin The new 17,678-square foot location is on Preston Street in Little
Ottawa’s housing market ‘sluggish’: Conference Board
Declining employment numbers brought on in part by federal government downsizing is dragging down Ottawa’s housing market, according to a new report from the Conference
Investments Versus Investors: Don’t Fall Into That Yawning Chasm
In the wake of the dire market crash of October-November 2008, many analysts have talked about investments and investors – almost as though the two
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