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ClubLink, developers mum on Kanata Lakes plans as city seeks legal clarity

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Days after the City of Ottawa said it would go to court if necessary to prevent the Kanata Golf and Country Club from being redeveloped,

Montreal developer proposes 25-storey mixed-use building in downtown Ottawa

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A Montreal developer is proposing a new highrise apartment complex in the heart of Ottawa’s burgeoning downtown “urban tech” district. Place Dorée Real Estate Holdings

Ottawa-based Minto REIT beats forecast in Q1 2019

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A growing portfolio and new leases drove earnings at Ottawa’s Minto Apartment REIT past the forecasts it set for this past quarter before going public

Busier Gatineau builders drive up National Capital Region housing starts in April

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Housing starts in Ottawa-Gatineau were up 52 per cent in April over the same period last year, driven by a flurry of apartment, condo and

Toronto firms enter Ottawa-Gatineau market with $57M apartments acquisition

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Two Toronto real estate firms have staked their claim to the Ottawa-Gatineau market with a pair of apartment building acquisitions in the National Capital Region.

Gatineau home sales pick up steam in Q1 2019

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Home sales in Gatineau rose 16 per cent year-over-year in the first quarter of 2019, fuelled by a surge in transactions in the single-family and

Planning committee defers proposal for nine storeys on Oblats Avenue

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A proposal for a nine-storey apartment complex in front of a former monastery in Old Ottawa East has been put on hold while the developer

Flurry of building in Gatineau boosts National Capital Region’s total March housing starts

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A surge in the construction of rental units on the Quebec side of the river fuelled a 63 per cent jump in year-over-year housing starts

Minto Apartment REIT acquires $209M stakes in Montreal, Toronto properties

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Ottawa-based Minto Apartment REIT (TSX:MI.UN) is deepening its reach in Toronto and entering the Montreal market for the first time with two sizeable property deals

Ottawa now Canada’s fourth-most-expensive housing market: Royal LePage

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Ottawa’s aggregate home price surpassed Calgary’s for the first time ever in the first quarter of 2019 – making the capital the fourth-most-expensive housing market