Medical Office and Clinic Space in Ottawa

Space for medical, dental, physiotherapy, therapy and other health care practices across Ottawa and Eastern Ontario.

Health care real estate

Finding space that works for patients and practitioners

Clinics need more than an office. Treatment rooms need plumbing, patients need parking and step-free access, and the zoning has to permit a medical use. A space that already has these can save months of work and a large part of the fit-up budget.

We help practitioners lease or buy clinic space, and help landlords lease to health care tenants. We look at location, visibility, parking, accessibility, plumbing, ventilation, privacy and the lease terms that protect a long-term practice.

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Access

step-free entry and parking

Plumbing

sinks in treatment rooms

Zoning

medical use permitted

Privacy

sound and layout for patients

Check first

What to check for a clinic

Zoning and use

Whether the zoning and the lease permit your type of practice.

Accessibility

Ground-floor or elevator access, accessible washrooms and parking.

Plumbing and power

Sinks, sterilization, X-ray or equipment power where you need it.

Ventilation and sound

Air changes, soundproofing and privacy between rooms.

Parking and transit

Enough parking for patients and staff, and transit nearby.

Exclusive use

Protection from a competing practice moving in next door.

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Office space for lease

Downtown and suburban offices, suites and floors.

Office buildings for sale

Office buildings and condos for owner-users and investors.

Leasing your office space

How we help landlords fill vacancies.

Medical and Clinic Space FAQs

Can a clinic go in any office space?

Not always. Zoning, accessibility, plumbing and the landlord’s rules all need to allow it. We check before you commit.

Should a practice buy or lease?

Many established practices buy a unit or small building to build equity; newer practices often lease for flexibility. We compare both for your situation.