Real Estate

Real estate brokers say they’re seeing “renewed interest” in empty downtown retail spaces that were vacated during...

Recently, the federal government identified 22 properties in Ottawa (among 56 across the entire country) for conversion to affordable housing. Are the feds’ surplus buildings one of the cures to ailing housing affordability in our city?  

In its fall market outlook released Tuesday, Re/Max Canada says it expects the average sale price of a home in Ottawa to increase to $680,740 by the end of 2024, up one per cent from the end of July.

Several marquee retailers are eyeing the former Nordstrom department store space at the Rideau Centre, a prominent...

"It's time for action in regard to the conversion of federal buildings into housing. We have had enough announcements," writes Shawn Hamilton.

The federal government has added 56 properties — including 22 in Ottawa — to a new public lands bank of locations that are suitable for long-term leases so developers can build housing, a move the housing minister says will help boost the supply of homes Canadians can afford.

Ottawa’s planning and housing committee is slated to vote next week on a proposal that would see more than 200 new housing units built near the future Sherbourne LRT station in the city’s west end.

The well-known dining establishment ended its 36-year run on Ogilvie Road at the beginning of June after the family that owned the restaurant and shopping plaza sold the property to TCU.

In a move that could add hundreds of housing units to downtown Gatineau, the new owners of...

Lead architect Josée Anne Pronovost said working on The Slayte was a massive learning experience for both builders and the city. Those lessons are now being brought to the office-to-residential conversion on Laurier Avenue.