Risk and Return: A High-Maintenance Relationship
“Every successful business is evidence of a previous act of courage.” So says Peter Drucker, one of the great management gurus of all time. In
Risk and Return: A High-Maintenance Relationship
“Every successful business is evidence of a previous act of courage.” So says Peter Drucker, one of the great management gurus of all time. In
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
Sheldon Creek charts new course for Carp Airport development
The new owner of land around the Carp Airport says he intends to start constructing residential and commercial space around the west-end property next year,
Ottawa, Gatineau housing starts to decline in 2013 and 2014
Housing starts in both Ottawa and Gatineau are expected to fall for the next two years, according to a third-quarter forecast released by the Canada
Opinion: Leveraging leisure infrastructure
The role of government in supporting professional sports franchises and funding their facilities is a hot topic. The owners of the Edmonton Oilers threatened to
Building permits double in July
A massive renovation project in the parliamentary precinct helped to more than double the year-over-year value of construction projects given the go-ahead in July, municipal
Ottawa housing starts rally in July
The number of housing starts ballooned last month, thanks largely to a huge jump in construction of multi-unit buildings. There were 938 starts last month,
Tony Graham plans new Infiniti dealership
The Tony Graham Automotive Group intends to construct a new car dealership on Merivale Road, just north of Hunt Club Road, according to documents filed
Carleton considering privately run student residence
Carleton University officials want to find out if allowing the private sector to build and manage a new student residence will pay off in the
Opinion: Too much space, too few tenants
Ever since I started to work in Ottawa’s commercial real estate market in 2000, there’s been one constant: high downtown rents. With the exception of
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