The City of Ottawa has lined up the missing piece in a major infill development near the future Corso Italia Station after negotiating steep discounts on 6.3 acres of federal land. Read More
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City grabbing federal land near Little Italy to complete land assembly for major infill community
Published in Development, housing, infill, Little Italy, Local News and Urban Planning
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