Centretown’s commercial vacancy rate has dropped seven per cent despite prior worries of lack of adequate parking and high net-rental rates.
Office vacancies drop in downtown
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Month: October 2005
BUSINESS BEAT by Nathan Maki—City should avoid tax increases, not just try to hide them
Area taxpayers and businesses can breathe easy – for now. The province has rejected the city’s bid for a new City of Ottawa Act.
O-Train ridership surpasses expectations
A record number of people rode the O-Train in September, with more than 10,000 passengers using the service in a single day, the largest one-day total to date.
Retailers confident despite threat of low consumer spending
Canadians are less likely to spend money on shopping this year, but Centretown store owners stocking up for the coming Christmas season, aren’t worried.