Ottawa housing
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Developer plans luxury condos after buying former Ottawa Greyhound stationBrigil, which builds luxury developments in the National Capital Region, has announced plans to transform the former Greyhound bus station into condo buildings.MoneyFeb 16
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Ottawa home prices continue to climb in May amid coronavirus pandemicOttawa realtors are reporting fewer home sales but higher prices as the coronavirus pandemic continues to affect real estate in the capital.MoneyJun 3, 2020
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Ottawa council votes to expand urban boundaryOttawa's urban boundary is set to expand by nearly 1,300 hectares following a divisive debate and a 15-6 vote at city council Wednesday.NewsMay 27, 2020
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Committee approves expansion of Ottawa’s urban boundaryA joint Ottawa committee has sent staff's recommendation to expand the urban boundary to city council next week.PoliticsMay 19, 2020
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Shaping the capital: Ottawa’s urban boundary debate stretches into next weekOttawa residents on all sides of the debate showed up in droves Monday to let city councillors know what they think about expanding the urban boundary.PoliticsMay 11, 2020
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Ottawa home sales down drastically in April amid coronavirus pandemicThe organization representing Ottawa realtors says the number of homes sold in the city last month are down drastically from 2019 levels.EconomyMay 5, 2020
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Ottawa city council declares housing, homelessness emergency"We've been calling this a crisis for 15 years and nothing has changed," said Somerset Coun. Catherine McKenney, council's liaison for housing and homelessness.CanadaJan 29, 2020
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City of Ottawa to write short-term rental bylaw after council approves regulatory frameworkThe new bylaw still has to be written and approved. It will restrict short-term rentals to properties where the hosts live and create a permit system for hosts.CanadaNov 27, 2019
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Ottawa Community Housing unveils new 42 unit seniors’ residence in CarlingtonThe 42-unit building includes a primary healthcare unit on the first floor and will use 85 per cent less energy to heat and cool than a similar build.CanadaFeb 14, 2019
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