Local BOMA to showcase Ottawa’s best buildings at conference
An annual Canadian commercial real estate conference is going to come to Ottawa for the first time since 9/11, providing an opportunity for local builders
Local BOMA to showcase Ottawa’s best buildings at conference
An annual Canadian commercial real estate conference is going to come to Ottawa for the first time since 9/11, providing an opportunity for local builders
Feds returning to real estate forum
There appears to be a change of heart among top Public Works officials about discussing the federal government’s office space needs in public. A department
Construction sector booms in July
Farmer’s fields may have been dry, but this summer yielded a bumper crop of work for local contractors, according to municipal records. July saw the
Former GG’s old home up for demolition
The National Capital Commission has formally applied to demolish two buildings on Sussex Drive to make way for additional bicycle lanes. A single-family house built
Ottawa Senators group named as Shefford Park preferred proponent
A group that includes the Ottawa Senators hockey club has been named by city staff as the preferred proponent for a multi ice pad arena
Feds inch forward on Tunney’s Pasture redevelopment
More than three years after a consultant started drafting plans for the redevelopment of Tunney’s Pasture, the federal government says it will hold a series
Ottawa Greenbelt Construction begins $5.9M watermain, sewer work
Starting yesterday, Ottawa Greenbelt Construction is doing watermain and sewer work in the Carling and Kirkwood avenues area. The $5.9 million construction project between Highway
106-year-old retailer returns to Bank Street
Higher-margin McIntosh-brand ‘saved’ family business A century ago, McIntosh & Watts delivered coffee, tea and spices to its customers by horse and buggy. Today, ships
Ericsson’s fit-up to cost more than $18M
The cost of converting a three-storey office building into an R&D lab for Swedish telecom giant Ericsson Canada (NASDAQ:ERIC) is expected to exceed $18 million,
NorthWest REIT makes first Ottawa real estate purchase
Toronto-based NorthWest REIT has made its first real estate play in the nation’s capital, purchasing a controlling interest in a St. Laurent-area medical building. The
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