Feds commit $3.1M to Riverside Drive affordable housing project
Federal government funding will help see to completion a new residence for homeless and at-risk youth in Ottawa
Feds commit $3.1M to Riverside Drive affordable housing project
Federal government funding will help see to completion a new residence for homeless and at-risk youth in Ottawa
Planning committee OKs Regional Group’s proposal for nine storeys on Oblats Avenue
Planning committee gave the all-clear Thursday to a nine-storey building on Oblats Avenue despite opposition from community members who felt misled by an increase in
Canada Lands proposes three-tower development for Carling Avenue
Canada Lands Co. is teaming up with an Aboriginal group on a plan that would see private developers build three mixed-use towers on a prime
Bigger Brookfield Road student apartment development heads to planning committee
Councillors will examine a proposed 832-unit mixed-use building in the Hog’s Back/Confederation Heights neighbourhood aimed at Carleton University students
New York real estate firm taps Zibi development for first Canadian property
Zibi announces separate deal to supply office space to federal government
Council approves two 27-storey towers, nine-storey podium above Lyon Station
A pair of 27-storey apartment towers and a nine-storey commercial-use podium set to rise above the Lyon light-rail transit station will include 300 units of
Developer proposes nine-storey Sandy Hill apartment without residential parking
A Toronto-based developer is proposing to build a nine-storey apartment building at the corner of Besserer Street and King Edward Avenue in Sandy Hill
Feds to spend $3.65M on 42-unit affordable housing project in Ottawa
The Shepherds of Good Hope will receive more than $3.65 million from the federal government for a new project to provide housing for Ottawa’s homeless
Gatineau housing starts hit 50-year high in May
Fuelled by a wave of apartment construction, housing starts in Gatineau hit a 50-year high in May as builders in the National Capital Region continued
Ottawa’s condo market drives increase in May home sales
An active resale market, especially around Ottawa’s condo units, helped to drive up home sales in the nation’s capital last month, according to statistics released
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