Ottawa’s office vacancy rate won’t return to single digits until 2027, realtors suggest
Local real estate experts expect Ottawa’s office vacancy rate to hold near a “healthy” 12 per cent for a few years before decreasing in 2026
Ottawa’s office vacancy rate won’t return to single digits until 2027, realtors suggest
Local real estate experts expect Ottawa’s office vacancy rate to hold near a “healthy” 12 per cent for a few years before decreasing in 2026
Insolvent retailer DavidsTea owes Ottawa landlords close to $400K
Montreal-based merchant closing 82 stores in Canada and all 42 of its locations in the United States as it focuses on its e-commerce business and
Morguard expands Ottawa footprint with $42.5M purchase of Capital East Business Centre
One of the city’s largest commercial landlords has added 243,000 square feet of industrial space to its portfolio with the purchase of a recently constructed
Morguard’s net operating income climbs in Q4
One of Ottawa’s largest landlords says it managed to make more money out of the properties in its national portfolio during the final three months
Hilton-branded hotels planned for Morguard’s Queen Street site in Ottawa
Real estate developer Morguard has scrapped its original plan to build a new hotel and apartment complex at 361 Queen St. and is now proposing
Doors wide open to downtown deals
The crowd at the opening of Morguard’s state-of-the-art Performance Court at 150 Elgin St. last month was all smiles – much like any prospective tenant
Planning committee approves height for two soaring downtown tower projects
Two separate downtown tower projects received height approval at planning committee on Tuesday, reflecting Chair Jan Harder’s comments that 2016 will be a big year
Morguard proposes new hotel, apartment at 361 Queen St.
After 18 months of speculation about what will happen to one of Ottawa’s prime downtown real estate properties, developer Morguard says it is proposing to
Morguard predicts good 2015 for Ottawa commercial real estate market
One of North America’s largest real estate and property management companies is predicting a good 2015 for Ottawa’s commercial market, although the office market’s struggles
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