
Ottawa housing market ‘overheating,’ CMHC says
But the recent double-digit increases in home prices has not yet reached problematic levels, Crown corporation says.
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Ottawa housing market ‘overheating,’ CMHC says
But the recent double-digit increases in home prices has not yet reached problematic levels, Crown corporation says.

Home office remodellers fuelling surge in sales at Ottawa furniture suppliers
Home deliveries of adjustable desks and chairs are keeping crews busy at leading local company.

Ottawa in prime position to become e-commerce hub, Broccolini exec says
Capital’s location between Toronto and Montreal makes it a sought-after site for retailers looking satisfy growing demand for same-day deliveries, Anthony Broccolini says.

Ottawa-Gatineau homebuilder takes new approach to sustainability
A new generation of local homebuilders is looking at sustainability in a fresh way, applying creative and holistic thinking to create low-impact communities.

Six-storey apartment building eyed for Pretoria Avenue
The proposal from JB Holdings calls for a midrise building with 49 rental units in the Glebe.

COVID-19 ‘uncertainty’ puts shackles on Ottawa real estate market in Q2, report says
A total of 50 office, retail, industrial, apartment and hotel properties changed hands in Ottawa in the second quarter, a 37 per cent drop from

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Minto proposes nine-storey mixed-use building in Vanier north
U-shaped building would feature 251 residential suites and about 6,000 square feet of retail space fronting on Beechwood Avenue.

Feds look to start prequalifying contractors to bid on Supreme Court building overhaul
Building systems and components are “overdue” for rehabilitation following various emergency repairs and maintenance dating back to the 1990s.
Supporting families at CHEO, one haircut at a time
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