Claridge Homes

Claridge proposes 55-storey-tower, grocery store for East LeBreton Flats

Residential

Claridge Homes says it wants to turn a barren plot of land near the Canadian War Museum into a 1,600-unit, five-tower complex aimed at mixed-income

New hotel coming to the ByWard Market next year

Non-Residential

An affiliate of Hyatt Hotels has entered an agreement with Claridge Homes to bring a new hotel to the ByWard Market by mid-2016. The 200-room

Rigid zoning rules reducing need for community buy-in, developers say

Construction

Several local developers say the city’s increasing inflexibility over zoning changes is reducing the value of community input on planned projects. By Jacob Serebrin Last

Local hotel conversions continue

Residential

Minto Group Inc. has closed its downtown Minto Suites Hotel operations earlier than expected as the company aims to fully convert the Lyon Street property

Construction intentions fall in April

Construction

Several developers received the green light from city officials to launch townhouse and low-rise residential projects, but a lack of new large-scale initiatives weighed down

Domicile proposes 12-storey condo

Residential

Domicile Developments is asking the city for permission to build a 12-storey mixed-use building on Somerset Street and City Centre Avenue, just west of Chinatown,

Claridge proposes 27-storey condo tower for Centretown

Residential

Ottawa developer Claridge Homes is seeking a zoning change from city hall so it can build a 27-storey condo tower at 287 Lisgar St. By

Claridge proposes three 28-storey towers on Rideau Street

Residential

Local developer Claridge is asking the city for permission to build three 28-storey mixed-use towers at 245 Rideau Street, according to documents issued by the

Claridge proposes 39-storey tower on Somerset

Residential

Local developer Claridge Homes has filed plans with the city to build a 39-storey condo tower just west of Little Italy. By Mark Brownlee. The

Claridge gets nod to build Ottawa’s tallest tower

Residential

A committee of city councillors has given Ottawa developer Claridge preliminary approval to construct the city’s tallest building in the south end of Little Italy.