City committee backs developer’s bid for $350K brownfield grant for Westboro site
Azure Urban Developments wants to build a 25-storey highrise with 264 apartments and 160 underground parking spaces at 2070 Scott St.
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City committee backs developer’s bid for $350K brownfield grant for Westboro site
Azure Urban Developments wants to build a 25-storey highrise with 264 apartments and 160 underground parking spaces at 2070 Scott St.
Home prices continue surge, but supply grows in May: OREB
The average residential-class property in the capital sold for $741,000 in May, an increase of 35 per cent over the same month a year ago.
City committee approves proposed tax on vacant residences
Proposal would see owners of residential properties that are vacant more than 184 days a year pay a one per cent tax tacked onto their
How realtors can unlock new listings in Ottawa’s tight market
A local real estate firm is helping open new business opportunities for realtors by helping them match their clients with the perfect new home.
How Ottawa’s business community is helping CHEO navigate COVID-19
Staff at the local children’s hospital say the ongoing support from the city’s business community is needed now more than ever.
Feds inch forward with major redevelopment of Parliamentary Precinct block
Several firms with an Ottawa presence are among the companies that have qualified for a design competition aimed at restoring and modernizing the historic buildings.
Montreal developer behind heritage hotel plan calls move into Ottawa a ‘natural progression’
Marc Varadi’s firm, Rimap Development, has a growing portfolio of projects in the capital that also includes another downtown hotel and an apartment highrise in
Developer proposes hotel, 22-storey apartment tower for ByWard Market site of former Shopify HQ
Montreal’s Rimap Development says it wants to convert the heritage building at 126 York St. into a 214-suite hotel and build a highrise with 280
Gatineau gains fuel surge in April housing starts: CMHC
Local builders started work on 588 new units on the Quebec side of the river last month, accounting for the lion’s share of the year-over-year
Collaboration in a hybrid office: A return-to-work checklist for employers
A return to the office and renewed opportunities for in-person collaboration are finally in sight for businesses and their employees. But pre-pandemic approaches to managing
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