Residential

21-storey apartment proposed near Lyon LRT station in Centretown

The proposed development – just a few blocks from Lyon Station on the light-rail transit line – would include a total of 12 underground parking spaces and 142 bicycle spaces

Trinity drops height at planned Gladstone Station mixed-use development

Trinity Development Group is lowering the planned height of its proposed apartment complex next to the future Gladstone Station, according to updated plans filed Thursday with the city

Ottawa-based Minto Apartment REIT beats forecasts one year after IPO

One year after Minto Apartment REIT went public, the Ottawa-based company’s portfolio continues to deliver above initial expectations.

Demand for multi-unit builds in Ottawa-Gatineau fuels July housing starts surge

Homebuilders in Ottawa-Gatineau had a busy July, launching nearly 900 new starts as a tight supply of resale homes and rental accommodations continued to drive up demand for multi-unit housing

Ottawa housing market sees hottest July in 15 years

Local realtors stayed busy through July, a typically slow month for home sales, according to new figures released Tuesday by the Ottawa Real Estate Board

InterRent REIT grows Ottawa portfolio in Q2

Hot housing markets in Ontario and Quebec fuelled growth for Ottawa-based InterRent REIT in its most recent quarter

Prime Minister’s official residence in Ottawa becoming a costly ‘debacle,’ say Conservatives

No one expects the NCC to decide the fate of the building until after the October election, says Heritage Ottawa

Gatineau home sales up 10% in Q2 as Quebec housing market booms

Gatineau’s realtors were especially busy these past few months as the wider province of Quebec saw its biggest quarterly surge of home sales in more than a decade

Montreal developer plans first foray into Ontario with National Capital Region highrises

A Montreal-based developer is launching its bid to expand beyond Quebec’s borders with ambitious plans to spend more than $300M on a trio of local rental apartment and mixed-use projects

Anglican Diocese of Ottawa to replace aging Bells Corners rectory with mixed-use housing project

The Anglican Diocese wants to tear down a rectory in Bells Corners and replace it with a four-level mixed-use building as part of a plan to construct affordable housing units at church properties across the city

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