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Davis LLP's Carlos Mendes discusses the B.C. Court of Appeal decision in Tang v. Zhang in the article "Guaranteeing Performance," which appears in the June 2013 of BarTalk magazine.

A recent case from the BC Supreme Court has highlighted yet again that a guarantee or indemnity of a lease (here now referred to as an "Indemnity") does not necessarily assure payment to a landlord following a default by a tenant.

Danielle Bourgeois from Field Law talks about the process of buying a foreclosure at Mogul Mastermind October 2020. What to look for, how the process works and timelines.

Stikeman Elliott's Real Estate Group has recently published "Real Estate in Canada – Law and Practice" in conjunction with Chambers and Partners of the U.K.

Managing Partner, John Fox, recently made his third appearance on the "On the Way Home" podcast to talk about Bill 23 with host Michael Braithwaite and fellow guest and friend Leilani Farha.

John Wilson, Partner and Real Estate Practice Lead at BD&P, is deeply committed to providing exceptional support to the firm's commercial real estate clients.

On March 25, 2020, the Government of British Columbia announced a number of relief measures for residential tenants and landlords in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

We recommend that all boards include the following in their status certificates and/or in a newsletter to owners.

Upcoming changes to the Condominium Act, 1998 will come into force on January 1, 2021 that will add an additional document which must be delivered by developers to purchasers of...

The Supreme Court dismissed an appeal this week from the Quebec Court of Appeal in Immeubles Jacques Robitaille inc. v. Québec (City), 2014 SCC 34.

On February 4, 2024, the federal government announced its intention to extend, by two years, the ban on foreign ownership of residential property, which first came into force on January 1, 2023.

Earlier this summer, a group of industry and municipal organizations wrote to Premier Doug Ford, urging his government to move forward with the long overdue reassessment.

A discussion on a private member’s bill introduced to the Ontario Legislative Assembly to amend and modernize the Electronic Commerce Act, 2000, which aims to to facilitate the use of electronic signatures in real estate transactions.

Many renewable energy projects have a commercial real estate component. BD&P Partner, John Wilson, shares how BD&P can support navigating these complex projects.

This presentation covers the basic legal considerations for real estate financing.

Real estate developers have argued that rising costs make it financially impossible to build rental apartments, which limits supply and drives up rents.

When infrastructure fails, it is usually unpleasant and costly. Most local infrastructure – such as sewer, water and drainage – is operated by municipalities.