Letters of Intent that Bind
Advice on how to draft a letter of intent.
UDI AND NAIOP PRESENT 2014 FORECASTS
This year’s Annual Industry Forecast Luncheon of the Urban Development Institute—Pacific Region was themed Innovate or Stagnate.
When Must You Publicly Disclose a Letter of Intent?
Canadian reporting issuers are subject to reporting obligations if there has been a “material change” in their business.
Stewart Muglich to present on risks to issuers doing business in the U.S.
On June 12, 2012, Stewart Muglich will be speaking at "Doing Business in Foreign Jurisdictions", a seminar jointly-hosted by the BC Securities Commissions and Institute ... Continued
The Outlook for Development and Investment in 2012
This article summarizes the Urban Land Institute British Columbia’s annual networking breakfast in November, where attendees heard about North American real estate prospects for 2012 and where the Vancouver market fits.
UDI Legal Update with Peter Kenward and Darren Donnelly
Peter Kenward and Darren Donnelly of our Commercial Real Estate group will join Paul Sullivan of BCS Property Taxco on a “Legal Update” panel hosted ... Continued
Stewart Muglich and Craig Rollins assist with another New York Stock Exchange listing
Stewart Muglich and Craig Rollins acted as counsel to Avino Silver and Gold Mines Ltd. in connection with listing Avino’s shares on the New York ... Continued
Clark Wilson closes $95m purchase of regional centre in Alberta
Clark Wilson acted as lead counsel for Ontario based Bayfield Realty Advisors and RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust in their purchase of Mill Woods Town ... Continued
Pre-sale litigation – where are we at?
This article summarizes the body of case law so far considering REDMA.
Stewart Muglich presented at the TSX seminar
On November 10, Stewart Muglich presented at the TSX seminar, Go Public: Your Road Map to Listing on TSX or TSX Venture. Stewart talked about ... Continued
Avtar, Jim & Kevin: Leading brokers provide 2011 Outlook for Vancouver Investment Market
This article summarizes NAIOP Vancouver’s 2010 October breakfast, where a panel of A-list local brokers provided their thoughts on the current investment market.
HST and Real Estate: How It Works
While the BC government is getting out of the sales tax business, the province’s residential real estate developers will have more taxes to cope with than ever before.