Service Area: Real Estate

Clients often have a lot of questions about the purchase process, such as ‘when do I get my keys’ and ‘will we meet in person[...]

What is it? As of January 1st 2023, The City of Ottawa requires all eligible property owners to declare the vacancy status of their homes.[...]

When purchasing a unit in a building, you will share certain financial and other responsibilities with other unit owners regarding the property’s common elements. As[...]

There has been much discussion on the changes in the real estate market, particularly on affordability. To save costs, many prospective buyers and sellers may[...]

So, you’ve bought your first home with a large fenced in back yard and you discover it is so large because it encloses a portion[...]

Changes to the Planning Act have come into force as of January 1st, 2022, and it’s important for lawyers to understand how these changes affect[...]

The More Homes for Everyone Act, 2022 (“Bill 109”) received Royal Assent on April 14th, 2022. Some sections of Bill 109 will come “into force”[...]

As we all know, house prices are skyrocketing in the region, and this in turn has resulted in parents providing assistance to children who are[...]