Ottawa home resales down year-over-year in February
Ottawa real estate agents sold 9.3 per cent fewer homes last month when compared to the same time a year ago amid signs of a
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Ottawa home resales down year-over-year in February
Ottawa real estate agents sold 9.3 per cent fewer homes last month when compared to the same time a year ago amid signs of a
InterRent REIT buying Ottawa, St. Catherines properties for $21.64M
An Ottawa-based real estate investment trust has announced its second local acquisition this week, saying Friday that it is buying 118 townhomes in Gloucester for
InterRent buys Crystal Beach assets for $18.35M
An Ottawa-based real estate investment trust says it is purchased two residential properties in its hometown. InterRent REIT says the two properties are located in
City prepares for Mechanicsville condo boom
City councillors gave their OK to two high-rise tower projects located along Parkdale Avenue Tuesday, the latest sign that new developments are rapidly taking over
Housing provider sues ZW Group, Ottawa contractors over geothermal system
A local landlord is suing a construction project manager that it alleges installed a faulty model of an innovative heating technology into a downtown housing
City committee endorses proposed Kanata outlet mall
An outlet mall proposed for the Ottawa’s west end is one step closer to being built, as councillors on the city’s planning committee gave their
Ottawa home prices inch up in January: report
Home sales in the Ottawa area fell by 11.7 per cent last month compared to a year earlier, according to figures released Tuesday by the
Tomlinson increases stake in gold exploration firm
Ottawa heavy construction company R.W. Tomlinson Ltd. now controls 18.38 per cent of a Toronto-based gold exploration company, according to an early warning report of
DND’s Carling Avenue consolidation at a standstill
More than two years after paying $208 million to buy the sprawling former home of Nortel Networks, the federal government says it still lacks a
Design and construction to begin on LRT line
The city has finalized the finances of its agreement with Rideau Transit Group to construct Ottawa’s $2.1 billion light-rail line, the consortium’s companies announced Wednesday.
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