Real Estate

‘Not your grandfather’s construction industry’: A Q&A with new OCA boss Bill Ferreira

Bill Ferreira has taken the reins of the Ottawa Construction Association at a momentous time for the...

Two-tower residential development proposed near future Place D’Orléans LRT station

A vacant lot near the future Place d’Orléans LRT station is being eyed for a new residential development that would feature two towers.

Colonnade BridgePort proposes three towers instead of two at Scott St. site in Westboro

Colonnade BridgePort wants to build three highrises on the site of the former Granite Curling Club in Westboro, up from the two it proposed four years ago.

Regional Group proposes seven-block development on site of Ottawa Citizen building

Ottawa’s Regional Group is looking to build a seven-block subdivision with as many as six highrises that would see the current Ottawa Citizen building demolished.

Saving Carleton Tavern ‘not feasible,’ firm behind plan to demolish historic pub says

The developer behind a plan to replace the historic Carleton Tavern with a new pub and mixed-use...

Highrise development on Gladstone could be in jeopardy due to policy change, developer says

A local developer is waiting on a decision from city staff that could affect its ability to go ahead with a multi-tower proposal near the Corso Italia LRT station.

Home sales this winter well below five- and 10-year averages as inventory remains high

This winter has been one of the slowest in the past decade in the Ottawa residential market. According to the Ottawa Real Estate Board, 780 residential properties sold in Ottawa last month, down 6.8 per cent from February 2025.

Two highrises and a seniors residence proposed for Carling Ave. near Altea Ottawa

An Ottawa real estate investor is eyeing a property just a block away from the Altea Ottawa fitness centre for a new development that would include two highrises and a seniors living facility.

Ottawa office investment market will ‘see some trades in 2026,’ Colliers exec says

After a down year that saw no “investment-grade” properties change hands in 2025, the Ottawa office sales market is beginning to rebound, Colliers executive vice-president OIiver Tighe told an audience of commercial real estate brokers and other industry insiders Wednesday morning.

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