Home resales down 14% in August
Ottawa home resales dropped 14 per cent year-over-year in August, the Ottawa Real Estate board said Friday. The 1,141 residential properties sold in August are
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Home resales down 14% in August
Ottawa home resales dropped 14 per cent year-over-year in August, the Ottawa Real Estate board said Friday. The 1,141 residential properties sold in August are
Tofcon nears completion of U of O sports stadium
The University of Ottawa expects to have its new sports stadium in place by Nov. 15, just in time for its teams to use a
Richmond’s Hyde Park funding fails
As the excavator on the Hyde Park Residences Inc. project being built in the village of Richmond, Kanata-based Primrose Cartage & Excavating Ltd. was one
Amica takes 100% ownership of east-end retirement home
Amica Mature Lifestyles Inc. (TSX:ACC) now has full ownership of Ottawa retirement residence Amica at Bearbrook after paying $12.1 million to increase its stake from
Killam buys four buildings for $24M
Killam Properties Inc. has bought a four-building portfolio in Ottawa for $24 million, the company announced. “We’ve been looking for acquisition opportunities in Ottawa over
Ottawa real estate sales up 155%
Local commercial real estate investment transactions increased by 155 per cent in the first half of 2012 compared with last year, according to numbers released
DCR secures city staff support for Bayview development proposal
An Ottawa developer has finally won over municipal planners with a plan to build office towers across from the Bayview O-Train Station. After opposing several
Local BOMA to showcase Ottawa’s best buildings at conference
An annual Canadian commercial real estate conference is going to come to Ottawa for the first time since 9/11, providing an opportunity for local builders
Feds returning to real estate forum
There appears to be a change of heart among top Public Works officials about discussing the federal government’s office space needs in public. A department
Construction sector booms in July
Farmer’s fields may have been dry, but this summer yielded a bumper crop of work for local contractors, according to municipal records. July saw the
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