Industrial vacancy rate edges down in Q1
Buoyed by leasing activity in the city’s eastern submarkets, Ottawa’s industrial vacancy rate fell 20 basis points in the first quarter to reach 5.5 per
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Industrial vacancy rate edges down in Q1
Buoyed by leasing activity in the city’s eastern submarkets, Ottawa’s industrial vacancy rate fell 20 basis points in the first quarter to reach 5.5 per
Otis Group files proposal for Greely shopping centre
The City of Ottawa is considering an application to build a 96,875-square-foot shopping complex in rural south Ottawa. The Otis Group of Companies wants the
Skyline completes Sheffield acquisition
A Guelph-based real estate investment trust has closed it purchase of more than a million square feet of local commercial space, officially marking its entry
Rideau Centre files expansion plans
Cadillac Fairview’s plan to construct an addition to the Rideau Centre is approaching another key milestone at City Hall. The owner of the downtown shopping
Opinion: An office market in transition: Why Ottawa looks like no other city
For most of the past decade, Ottawa’s downtown office vacancy rate was among the lowest in North America. So why have rents been so flat?
McCormick Rankin to design underpass improvements east of Ottawa
Engineering firm McCormick Rankin has received a contract from the provincial government worth close to $400,000 to help fix an underpass east of downtown Ottawa.
Condo investors cast shadow over housing market
Threat to market stability debated By Mark Brownlee. Cranes and construction crews have been a constant presence along Ottawa’s skyline in recent years as parking
Gatineau Cégep plans $10M construction project
One of the largest colleges in Gatineau is planning a $10-million upgrade to its campus. The Cégep de l’Outaouais closed a construction tender on March
Claridge gets nod to build Ottawa’s tallest tower
A committee of city councillors has given Ottawa developer Claridge preliminary approval to construct the city’s tallest building in the south end of Little Italy.
Housing starts up 18% in March
The number of housing starts in Ottawa rose 18 per cent in March compared to the year previous, according to numbers released Tuesday by Canada’s
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