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Regional Group acquires Corel’s former headquarters on Carling Avenue

Regional Group has acquired Corel’s former headquarters on Carling Avenue, adding one of the city’s most recognizable office complexes to its growing portfolio of suburban

Homestead acquires 50 Laurier rental apartment complex for $96M

Ottawa, Real Estate, Residential

The 16-storey highrise at 50 Laurier Ave. E. and 170-180 Waller St. was acquired by Homestead Land Holdings from QuadReal Property Group and RBC Global

Big draw for investors? Corel’s former Carling Avenue HQ up for sale

Ottawa, Non-Residential, Real Estate

The Churchill Office Park at 1600 Carling Ave. – best-known for being the headquarters of graphics software pioneer Corel during the company’s heyday more than

Ottawa real estate insiders weigh in on fed’s ‘disposal list’ of properties

Ottawa

Local real estate leaders are not surprised by the federal government’s “disposal list,” but it’s unclear what direction redevelopment will take.

Ottawa remains ‘beacon’ for office investors, industry execs say in wake of major sales

Non-Residential

Two downtown office towers totalling more than 300,000 square feet at 400 Cumberland St. and 77 Metcalfe St. have sold for a combined $60 million.

Ikea to sell off part of Pinecrest Shopping Centre in bid to streamline assets

Non-Residential

One prominent retail analyst says the move could pave the way for a new wave of residential development at the site, which includes about 170,000

Epic, Woodbourne join forces to buy $155M Ottawa industrial portfolio from Skyline REIT

Non-Residential

The transaction marks the first foray into the Ottawa market for Colorado-based Woodbourne, which will hold the majority stake in the 700,000-square-foot portfolio.

Lansdowne, IBM properties acquired as flurry of Ottawa office deals continues

Non-Residential

Marquee transactions worth a combined $87 million have Ottawa brokerage predicting the new year will pick up right where a frothy 2021 left off for

Place de Ville sold for $350M in second-largest deal in Ottawa history

Non-Residential

Crestpoint Real Estate Investments and Crown Realty Partners purchased the 1.17-million-square-foot downtown property in a transaction that closed last week.