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Ottawa real estate investment market expected to hit five-year high

Real Estate

Following the strongest quarter for commercial real estate investments in a decade, local market watchers say they expect 2017 to be a banner year for

Ottawa second to Toronto as best tech talent market in Canada: report

Techopia

Ottawa is the second-best tech city in the country, according to a report by a national real estate firm released today, but the capital’s tech

Nearly 80 per cent of Ottawa Airbnb revenues from entire-home rentals: CBRE report

Tourism

The head of Ottawa’s hotel association is renewing his call for tighter regulations on Airbnb and services like it after a new study revealed the

Extended Stay hotel, Rideau Street LCBO land sales lead first-half Ottawa investments

Non-Residential

Despite a soft second quarter, commercial real estate experts say they’re expecting 2017 to be “one of the most significant years on record” for investment

Ottawa real estate investments hit three-year high in 2016

Non-Residential

Despite a sudden drop-off in the second half of the year, a handful of large commercial real estate transactions that closed in early 2016 pushed

Feature: Ottawa’s talent shortage: myth, reality and mismatch

Techopia

Last year, the Information and Communications Technology Council made big predictions about the demand for Canadian tech talent in coming years. It forecasted the demand

Ottawa commercial real estate landscape to continue changing in 2015: CBRE

Non-Residential

The new Ottawa trend of full-service, “live, work, play” neighbourhoods will continue to change the city’s landscape and with it, the commercial real estate market,

Feds to farm out more lease brokerage work under new $5M deal with CBRE

Non-Residential

The local arm of brokerage firm CBRE has won another deal that will see the federal government farm out more of its real estate brokerage

Land investments lose lustre

Non-Residential

Record-setting year for commercial real estate sales After bidding up land prices over the past few years, investor interest in Ottawa development properties appears to

Office vacancy rate to inch up in 2013

Non-Residential

Meagre economic growth combined with ongoing government austerity will cause local office vacancy rates to edge up slightly next year, according to a new report.