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Selling federal office buildings should move twice as fast, says official - Vimarsana News

Selling federal office buildings should move twice as fast, says official

The man in charge of tens of millions of square feet of federal office space is aiming to off-load them twice as quickly as the government's typical lumbering pace.

Source: cbc.ca
Selling federal office buildings should move twice as fast, says procurement official - Vimarsana News

Selling federal office buildings should move twice as fast, says procurement official

The man in charge of tens of millions of square feet of federal office space is aiming to offload them twice as quickly as the government's typical lumbering pace.

Source: cbc.ca
Budget opens door to faster housing development in Ottawa, Canada Lands boss says – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Budget opens door to faster housing development in Ottawa, Canada Lands boss says – Ottawa Business Journal

The head of a Crown corporation that buys and develops federal properties says he’s hoping to speed up projects such as converting empty government office buildings into apartments in a bid to boost Ottawa’s housing stock.

Source: obj.ca
Impatience grows as spare federal buildings stuck in bureaucracy - Vimarsana News

Impatience grows as spare federal buildings stuck in bureaucracy

As developers eye federal properties in Ottawa, a local MP and a city councillor want to accelerate a years-long process that's delaying hopes for new housing in the capital.

Source: cbc.ca
Riley Brockington re-elected in River ward - Vimarsana News

Riley Brockington re-elected in River ward

Riley Brockington will represent River ward for a third term.

Source: cbc.ca