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Before placing an offer on a property, it is important to understand the principle of “caveat emptor”, which is also known as “buyer beware”. While purchasing a new home can be an exciting time, it is crucial to conduct your own due diligence in seeking out any potential issues prior to firming up your transaction. […]

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It is important to note that not all real estate transactions close on their targeted completion date. The recent rise in real property prices accompanied by strict lending requirements has resulted in a surge of real estate transactions dissolving or requiring an extension of the completion date. Whether you are the breaching party or the […]

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If you’re planning on purchasing a condominium unit, it is vital that you have a real estate lawyer review your status certificate. Unlike the vast majority of freehold properties, when purchasing a unit in a condominium, you are also buying a “share” of the common elements and must abide by the Condominium Corporation’s governing documents. […]

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Tenants must carefully consider a variety of factors in the process of negotiating a commercial lease in order to protect their business, maintain the landlord-tenant relationship and avoid unexpected costs. This article outlines some key factors and considerations that tenants should consider when reviewing and negotiating the terms of a commercial lease. More Than Just […]

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When purchasing a pre-construction property, it is essential to be aware of the legal implications that stem from the agreement of purchase and sale. This article highlights the invaluable advice which can be provided by a real estate lawyer prior to embarking on such a transaction. In Ontario, builders are required by law to provide […]

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What is an Assignment? The assignment of an agreement of purchase and sale is a legal transaction whereby a party to a contract transfers their rights and obligations in that agreement and associated property, to another party. It is commonly used in Ontario real estate transactions as a means of selling a property before the […]

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