Neil Malhotra

Ottawa businesses await a plan from downtown revitalization task force

Ottawa

The Downtown Ottawa Revitalization Task Force has been meeting regularly over the past several months as it seeks ways to inject new life into Ottawa’s

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Malhotra Family Foundation and Claridge Homes

Ottawa Food Bank gets $125K boost from Malhotra family’s SHARE Party

The Malhotra Family Foundation dished out a healthy serving of generosity to the Ottawa Food Bank on Friday as a way of helping the non-profit

To build or not to build? Highrise developers rethink projects in face of soaring costs

Residential

Firms say a number of factors – including soaring inflation, rising interest rates and new city fees – are causing them to re-evaluate plans for

City needs to ‘get serious’ about revitalizing downtown core, task force co-chair says

Ottawa

“There are no easy answers here,” Claridge Homes executive Neil Malhotra says of what it will take to encourage more residents to live, work and

Full steam ahead for downtown Ottawa task force

Ottawa

One month in, the Downtown Ottawa Revitalization Task Force is diving headfirst into its three-month plan for bringing life back to the downtown core.

Business leaders form part of new task force looking at ways to revitalize downtown core

Ottawa

The task force, announced today by Ottawa Centre MP Yasir Naqvi, brings together community and business representatives to propose creative ideas for Ottawa’s downtown core,

Reaching for the stars: Claridge eyes plan to build 60-storey residential tower in Little Italy

Residential

Highrise would eclipse another Claridge project, the nearby Icon condo tower, which is now the city’s tallest building.

Claridge eyes six-tower, 2,000-unit housing project near Carling and Clyde

Residential

The 6.65-acre property is now home to an abandoned industrial building previously owned by dairy giant Saputo.

Claridge Homes exec has high hopes for Ottawa’s housing market

Residential

A leading Ottawa builder says it remains confident that the capital’s housing market will hit the ground running once COVID-19 restrictions are lifted.