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A properly planned will is extremely important to clearly communicate your wishes.

Ontario has introduced a proposed new home rebate that could significantly impact buyers of new construction and pre-construction properties. Real estate lawyer Jonathan Dippolito examines how this rebate may interact with existing HST programs and explains the critical importance of reviewing purchase agreements carefully. This video provides essential guidance for anyone considering a new home purchase in Ontario during this period of regulatory change.

Buying or selling a tenanted property in Ontario? Don’t assume a sale means the tenant has to move out, even with a month-to-month tenancy.

Financing and home inspection conditions serve as critical safeguards in Ontario real estate transactions, protecting buyers from unforeseen financial and structural issues. Ontario real estate lawyer Jason Lane explains why mortgage pre-approvals don't guarantee final financing and how professional inspections can reveal hidden defects that impact purchase decisions.

What happens when a new-build home appraises for less than the price you agreed to pay? Real estate lawyer Paria Rad discusses the closing challenge this can create and how a lawyer may help you seek a resolution with the builder.

The First-Time Home Buyers' GST Rebate is now law in Canada, offering eligible purchasers significant tax savings on newly built and pre-construction homes. Ontario real estate lawyer Jon Dippolito breaks down the qualification criteria, price point applications, and critical occupancy and ownership requirements that buyers must understand before making their purchase.

Starting April 1st, 2026, Ontario homebuyers must register their pre-construction home purchases with Tarion within 45 days to secure maximum deposit protection coverage. What happens if you miss this deadline, and how much of your deposit could be at risk if your builder fails to complete the transaction?

Buying your first home is an exciting milestone, but it also comes with many financial responsibilities that many first-time buyers should be fully prepared for.

John D. Shire was featured in The National Law Journal article "Movers." While a full text can be found in the September 21, 2015 issue of The National Law Journal, a synopsis is noted below.

Real estate transactions involve critical contractual terms that can significantly impact buyers and sellers. Understanding the distinction between conditions and warranties in an Agreement of Purchase and Sale is essential for protecting your interests and making informed decisions about whether to proceed with a property transaction.

With interest rates and property values constantly shifting, Ontario's real estate market is experiencing an unprecedented increase in mortgage defaults. When a borrower defaults on their mortgage...

In 2023, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation ("CMHC") estimated that 3.5 million additional housing units needed to be built to reach the target levels of affordability last seen in 2004.

Real Estate transactions can be a stressful process for both purchasers and sellers of real property.

The distinction between joint tenancy and tenancy in common is often addressed at the time of acquisition and rarely revisited. Property ownership between spouses or partners is not often given due consideration until the relationship breaks down.

Over the past year, the Ontario government has announced new and expanded HST Relief on New Housing. The expanded HST Rebates promised to provide HST relief on most newly constructed housing up to $130,000. Unsurprisingly, many buyers and builders have been eager to take advantage of the expanded relief.

Buying or selling a property is often one of the largest financial decisions you'll make. It can be stressful even under normal circumstances, and even more so if a buyer or seller passes away before closing.

In Ontario, when buying or selling a home, hiring a real estate lawyer is not just a recommendation; it is a requirement. The law is clear that only licensed lawyers can complete real estate transactions.