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Two recent decisions of the British Columbia Supreme Court underline the importance of complying with REDMA when marketing and selling new development properties.

The City of Montréal (City) now has the power to exercise a right of first refusal to purchase property within the sectors it has previously determined by bylaw, after the seller has accepted an offer to purchase.

To the contentment of lenders and owners of commercial properties, a long-awaited amendment involving section 10 of the Interest Act (Canada) (the "Act") has just been made.

Real estate transactions can fall apart even after a contract is signed. Collapsed or collapsing sales are becoming increasingly common, often leading to financial loss, legal disputes...

Typically, commercial office properties are assessed using the income approach.

Over the course of the coming weeks, we will be sharing a bulletin miniseries authored by members of our Ontario Real Estate Group on commercial leasing and landlord remedies.

There are many situations in which a developer may need to begin construction before a certain date, but cannot get their building permit in time.

Back in 2015, the Protecting Condominium Owners Act became law in Ontario.

Topics covered: Reopening Ontario, Management puzzle, Legal enigma, Engineering stumper, Safety/Security riddle.

Condovirus Episode 9: Coming Out Of The Dark.

Doug Ford's provincial government was a breath of fresh air for the residential building industry in Ontario as well as for new home buyers.

On March 14, 2006, the Divisional Court of Ontario released its judgment in the matter of Kennedy Electric Ltd. et al. v. Dana Canada Corporation and Rumble Automation Inc.

Under Ontario consumer protection law, certain contracts come with a cooling off period. During this limited time, a purchaser can cancel for any or no reason and receive a refund.

The Jan. 27 decision, Waterloo (Regional Municipality) v. Persons Unknown and to be Ascertained 2023 ONSC 670, which addresses the enforceability of a Region of Waterloo bylaw...

In 2021, the self-proclaimed "Crypto King," along with an associate, paid a $500,000 deposit to purchase a commercial real estate property to store their exotic car collection.

The Court of Appeal for Ontario recently rejected a home buyer's attempt to rescind a real estate deal on the grounds that the house in question had previously been used as a marijuana grow-op.

Currently, the civil hearings list in Toronto is backlogged and suffering from what one Superior Court Justice has called "unacceptably long timeouts for civil motions and applications...