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While Ottawa has maintained its status as a safe city for commercial investment, the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way investors think about commercial properties

No relief in sight for homebuyers facing supply crunch: OREB

Residential

Purchasers were hit with double-digit price increases in September despite a drop in sales compared with a year earlier.

Ottawa’s housing market remains near boiling point, CMHC says

Residential

Federal housing agency said the capital continues to grapple with a lack of supply despite a dip in the number of transactions over the summer

Taggart’s two-tower Carling Avenue proposal too much for councillor

Residential

Jeff Leiper says developer’s plan to tear down office building and replace it with pair of highrises will cause traffic headaches and overshadow nearby homes.

‘Flight to quality’ office space fuels dip in vacancy rate for first time since 2019: CBRE

Non-Residential

The city’s overall office vacancy rate fell to 9.7 per cent, marking the first net absorption of office space in the capital since the fourth

Developer floats plan to turn pair of buildings in Centretown heritage zone into apartment complex

Residential

Zyer Developments wants to restore the building at 285 McLeod to its “original appearance and detailing” and build a new eight-storey apartment development over top

Two-building proposal calls for mix of student rentals, other units near Carleton University

Residential

Katasa Group’s plan is anchored by a 26-storey highrise that would feature more than 80 rental units targeted at students and an additional 150 rental

Ottawa-Gatineau housing starts plummet 50% in August: CMHC

Residential

It’s the third month in a row that new builds lagged behind their pace of a year ago.

Bayshore stake sold in deal that values shopping centre at $387-million

Non-Residential

KingSett Capital is now sole owner of the region’s second-largest shopping mall after purchasing Ivanhoe Cambridge’s 50 per cent stake in the west-end plaza.