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Elgin Street office tower slated for housing conversion - Vimarsana News

Elgin Street office tower slated for housing conversion

The local community association is welcoming the latest in a series of planned office-to-residential conversions in Ottawa's downtown.

Source: cbc.ca
District Realty to convert Elgin Street office building to residential units – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

District Realty to convert Elgin Street office building to residential units – Ottawa Business Journal

District Realty plans to redevelop an 11-storey office building at 200 Elgin St. into a multi-residential complex, real estate firms CBRE and Colliers said in their first-quarter Ottawa office market reports released this week.

Source: obj.ca
Developer donations: Ottawa mayor says donation from individual linked to developer 'should have been returned' - Vimarsana News

Developer donations: Ottawa mayor says donation from individual linked to developer 'should have been returned'

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe says his campaign team missed a donation made by an individual who works for a development company.

Katasa Group: Developer bails on pledged $300k donation to city of Ottawa - Vimarsana News

Katasa Group: Developer bails on pledged $300k donation to city of Ottawa

Gatineau-based developer Katasa Group says it no longer wants to donate the pledged $300,000 to Ottawa’s Capital Ward, citing concern over council's motives.

Ottawa City Council: Coun. Tim Tierney wants province to review Capital Ward developer donation - Vimarsana News

Ottawa City Council: Coun. Tim Tierney wants province to review Capital Ward developer donation

An Ottawa city councillor is asking the province of Ontario to review a $300,000 donation to Capital Ward by a developer, which became the subject of controversy at Wednesday's city council meeting.