Ottawa

As Ottawa’s premiere occupier-exclusive real estate firm, we take pride in providing unbiased, conflict free commercial real estate services that consistently adhere to our clients’ best interests.

At Cresa we strictly represent occupiers, providing them with an unbiased view of a market that tends to favour landlords. Our range of services includes long-term strategic planning, lease negotiation and project management. We ensure our clients receive the best-in-class advice to meet their overall occupancy objectives.

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News

April 3, 2020

Coping with COVID-19: Ottawa's tenants, landlords need to come through pandemic together

Martin Aass, Managing Principal in Cresa's Ottawa office, sits with Ottawa Business Journal to discuss how an unprecedented disruption in regular business activity will severely impact the city’s real estate sector, especially retail and office leases.

Blog

March 27, 2020

COVID-19 Economic Fallout and CRE Impact

In the last few weeks, it has become increasingly apparent the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic will not lead to a run-of-the-mill economic downturn, but rather a disruption perhaps unlike any other we’ve experienced in the post-World War II period.

Blog

March 18, 2020

Cresa COVID-19 Response: Our Commitment to Supporting Your Organization

Like you, we at Cresa have spent the past weeks assessing the quickly evolving situation around COVID-19 and actively planning how best to support our employees and clients during this taxing time.

Market-Research

October 30, 2020

Q3 2020 Ottawa Insight Report

With over 300,000 square feet of current and upcoming availabilities, downtown tenants will have options to develop long term real estate strategies; this is the equivalent of three new class B office towers.

Market-Research

July 31, 2020

Q2 2020 Ottawa Insight Report

The office market in Ottawa closed out Q2 having seen limited change despite the longest lockdown in modern history. We have yet to see the impact of the Coronavirus pandemic disrupt KPIs as the commercial real estate market lags behind the general capital markets by at least six months.