We represent both landlords and tenants in preparing leases, negotiations, property management, and leasing disputes.
Our leasing practice includes a diverse range of clients and properties, including commercial businesses, warehouses and self-storage, shopping centres, vacation rentals, and industrial and manufacturing facilities.
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, and missed opportunities for both buyers and sellers. Understanding why these deals fail—and how early legal planning can reduce risk—is essential in today’s volatile real estate market.
Cooling rents and rising vacancies are reshaping lease negotiations in 2026. This article explores what the slower rental market means for landlords and tenants from a legal perspective.
Did you know that simply having a non-resident name on your home title could trigger a 20% property tax?
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