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Colonnade BridgePort beefs up Gatineau portfolio with new 19-property leasing mandate

David SaliDavid Sali
Place Vincent Massey
Colonnade BridgePort's property management portfolio includes Place Vincent Massey, a two-building office complex in Gatineau.

Ottawa property management and development firm Colonnade BridgePort is adding to its portfolio on the Quebec side of the National Capital Region. CBP Management, Colonnade BridgePort’s real estate management services division, has been awarded the property management and leasing mandate for an 881,000-square-foot commercial portfolio owned by Heafey Group, the company announced this week. The […]

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