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Taggart proposes 16-storey residential tower near Bayview Station
The Taggart Group of Companies hopes to break ground on the project at 989 Somerset St. and 186 Spruce St. within the next 12-24 months,
Taggart Group downsizes proposed Kent Street residential highrise
Taggart Group says its revised plan for 359 Kent St. now calls for a 27-storey highrise rather than the 30-storey tower it proposed earlier this
Federal officials mull legal action after highrise development on Carling approved
Federal officials said they’d consider legal action over a high rise proposal approved Wednesday that could impact the Central Experimental Farm.
Taggart Group of Companies celebrates three generations of family leadership at 75th anniversary
Nearly 400 guests turned out to help the Taggart family-owned business celebrate its milestone birthday at its headquarters on Albion Road South.
Taggart sells new Kinaxis HQ to Morguard in $64.5M deal
Recently constructed 163,000-square-foot office complex at 3199 Palladium Dr. in Kanata opened to great fanfare in early June.
Taggart revives plan for nine-storey apartment complex in Little Italy
Proposal calls for 127 units on Norman Street, just west of Preston Street, as part of company’s bid to build ‘a portfolio of high-quality rental
Taggart says plan for two highrises on O’Connor Street meets ‘landmark’ criteria
Ottawa developer recently filed a proposal to build two towers of 28 and 30 storeys at 267 O’Connor St., between Gilmour and MacLaren streets.
Private-sector growth adds to development pressure in Ottawa’s west-end
By: Sam Cooley Something remarkable happened last year in Kanata’s real estate market. After remaining stubbornly stuck in the double-digits for a decade, office vacancy
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