Archive 1997-2016
Centretown’s skyline is rising as condominium construction continues to grow. But if the community wants to attract businesses, it needs to offer more family-friendly housing.
Housing re-sales across Ottawa fell in September for a second consecutive month, but Centretown remained insulated from these trends, according to figures compiled by the Ottawa Real Estate Board. 
Brielle Morgan, Centretown NewsThis condo development on Bank and McLeod streets is helping the downtown Ottawa real estate market stay strong.
As new residents moved last month into the final phase of the Beaver Barracks housing project, the president of the Centretown Citizens Ottawa Corp., Calinda Brown, hailed the “family-friendly” development as key to rejuvenating the city’s downtown. 
Brad Clouthier, Centretown NewsWith 254 units, Beaver Barracks is one of the city's largest rental housing projects.
Hintonburg is preparing to host a new type of beer event on this weekend: The Brewery Market.