No urban boundary expansion in the works: city
The City of Ottawa isn’t planning to expand the space available for suburban development anytime soon and will instead devote its time to examining the
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No urban boundary expansion in the works: city
The City of Ottawa isn’t planning to expand the space available for suburban development anytime soon and will instead devote its time to examining the
‘Strict’ NCC regulations slow down Ashcroft’s downtown development A local builder is adjusting to a different sort of landlord as it prepares for a delayed
Industrial vacancy rate reaches 30-month low
Ottawa’s industrial property vacancy rate dipped to its lowest level since March 2010 as another tech tenant of the former Nortel campus found a new
PCL wins Bank of Canada renovations contract
A major Crown corporation has started to hand out millions of dollars worth of architectural and engineering contracts in preparation for a major renovation project
The Iraqi embassy across from the Museum of Nature is poised to be completely redeveloped, according to city documents. A zoning amendment proposal is calling
Taggart proposes Little Italy condo tower
A 19-storey condominium tower on Norman Street is the latest residential development proposal for Little Italy. The Taggart Group of Cos., which owns Tamarack Homes
Construction activity slowed dramatically last month with the lowest number and value of permits issued in September in at least three years, according to municipal
Hintonburg to buck housing correction: report
The Ottawa neighbourhood of Hintonburg is among 100 real estate markets across the country that’s expected to stay strong amid an expected correction of Canada’s
Feds open Confederation Building elevator contracts
Public Works has a minimum 10-year contract on the table for companies interested in modernizing and maintaining several elevators in the Confederation Building, just west
Office vacancy rates to keep edging up: Cushman & Wakefield
Nearly a quarter-million square feet of space is set to hit Ottawa’s office market over the next six months that could increase the city’s vacancy
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