What makes a mixed-use development work?
When Morguard Investments first presented plans in 2005 for its new tower at the corner of Elgin and Gloucester streets, the company proposed what would
What makes a mixed-use development work?
When Morguard Investments first presented plans in 2005 for its new tower at the corner of Elgin and Gloucester streets, the company proposed what would
Association releases site plan for $25M office building
After being displaced from its property to make way for light-rail construction, a French-language association has submitted a site plan for the facility that will
Opinion: Internet pioneer revisits movie rental business model
Rob Hall was into the Internet before there was one. In high school in the 1980s, he dabbled in web technology and was ready for
Les Promenades gets new owners
Gatineau’s largest shopping mall, Les Promenades de L’Outaouais, has changed hands to a dual ownership by Oxford Properties Group and investment firm Montez Corp. The 835,000-square-foot
Ottawa housing starts up 6% in February
Rowhouse starts were the engine behind a 5.7-per-cent rise in overall Ottawa housing starts in February, according to the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp. The
Ottawa resales up 7% in February
Ottawa Real Estate Board members sold 1,009 houses and condominiums in February, an increase of 7.3 per cent over last year. The average sales price
Construction permits up 11% in January
The value of local construction permits was up $2 million, year-over-year, in January, according to municipal records. The city issued 483 permits with a combined
417 widening to be folded into LRT project
The contract to build Ottawa’s light-rail line is slated to become far more lucrative for the successful bidder. City staff are now proposing to bundle
Public Works preps for watermain reconstruction
The federal government is looking for construction companies to complete a six-figure reconstruction of the watermain servicing the Cliff Heating and Cooling Plant. Solicitation documents
Downtown Islamic centre poised for redevelopment
The owners of the Islam Care Centre on Lisgar Street are proposing to demolish the century-old building and replace it with new place of worship
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