Huntington Properties

Huntington Properties targets ‘activity-based’ tenants for newly acquired Rideau Street building

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‘We could always elevate each other’: As firm winds down, Koble founders reflect on two-decade partnership

The brokerage they founded in 2014 as 50-50 partners, Koble Commercial Real Estate, was officially dissolved last week. It marked the end of a business

More incentives needed to spur office-to-residential conversions, real estate execs say

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Industrial buildings trade hands for $50-million

Real Estate

Crestpoint Real Estate Investments closed the deal with Ottawa’s Huntington Properties earlier this month. The four buildings, totalling about 220,000 square feet, are all leased

Planning committee green-lights Huntington Properties’ plans for east-end retirement complex

Residential

The retirement and seniors’ apartment complex would include three six-storey buildings featuring a total of 316 units.

30th annual Ski For Kids reaches new heights with $410K raised for CHEO, Children’s Aid Foundation

Hundreds of supporters from Ottawa business community participate in popular fundraiser at Mont Ste. Marie

Three-building retirement home and apartment complex proposed for Cyrville

Residential

A local developer is proposing to build a six-storey retirement home and seniors’ apartment complex in Cyrville on a site currently occupied by industrial buildings

Ottawa business community suits up for 29th Annual Ski for Kids

With more than a foot of fresh snow and mild temperatures awaiting, some 250 members of Ottawa’s business community got to be ski bums for a

Despite slow sales, developer still believes in commercial condos

Non-Residential

Interest in two commercial condo developments from local firm Huntington Properties is picking up after a slow start to sales, according to an executive with

Ottawa’s newest landlords

Non-Residential

Fresh entrants bring varied real estate strategies It wasn’t so long ago that local firms owned most of Ottawa’s commercial real estate. That’s all changed