Housing starts in the capital end the year up from 2012
A jump in December helped push the number of housing starts in the capital up for the year 2013, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp.
Housing starts in the capital end the year up from 2012
A jump in December helped push the number of housing starts in the capital up for the year 2013, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp.
Sidense to get another chance to recover legal fees from failed lawsuit
A California court has been ordered to reconsider a decision denying legal fees to Ottawa-based Sidense, according to the company. The memory chip developer was
City plans $9.5M Glebe parking garage project
The City of Ottawa is in the planning stages for a project that will see nearly $10 million spent constructing a four-storey parking garage in
DragonWave increases credit facility to $40M
DragonWave, an Ottawa-based supplier of wireless broadband components, has increased its line of credit. The company has increased its revolving credit facilities with Comerica Bank
Ottawa’s office vacancy rate sees ‘substantial increase’ in Q4: Colliers
Ottawa’s downtown vacancy rate rose several percentage points in the fourth quarter of 2013, according to brokerage firm Colliers International, helping to push down rental
Ottawa home resales fall several percentage points in 2013
A slow start to the year helped push the number of homes sold by Ottawa realtors down by 3.2 per cent in 2013, according to
Condo market players expect fewer new developments in 2014
That chill in the air Matthew Sachs felt in late December had nothing to do with the arctic-like temperatures gripping the capital. Instead, the general
Richmond Road condo development moving forward
A proposed nine-storey condo development in Westboro is moving closer to receiving city approval. On Dec. 10, the city’s planning committee voted to increase the
Fidus rides partnerships, international sales to steady growth in 2013
For Fidus CEO Michael Wakim, 2013 was the best year in the history of the company he founded 12 years ago. With revenue rising steadily,
Tamarack cuts plans for Norman Street tower by half
A developer is asking the city for permission to build a nine-storey tower on Norman Street in Ottawa’s Little Italy. Tamarack Developments had originally proposed
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