Real Estate Law Archives - Page 6 of 16

As the price of detached and semi-detached homes continues to increase, many homebuyers are choosing to enter the housing market by purchasing brand-new preconstruction condominiums. Buying a preconstruction condominium has many benefits. However, the builder’s contract is very one-sided and in favor of the builder. This column will examine some of the important provisions that

Since the inception of title insurance, I am seeing far fewer surveys in real estate transactions.  The reason for this is simple.  When title insurance was introduced into the Canadian marketplace in the mid 1990’s, it was first offered to lenders as an economical way to simplify refinance transactions by eliminating the lender’s requirement that

Anyone involved in the GTA real estate market understands that the market has changed dramatically since the introduction of the government changes in April.  These changes, announced without any advance warning, have had a dramatic impact for many buyers and sellers who bought or sold the property prior to their introduction. My office has had