
Clark Wilson assisted clients with 16 of last year’s 100 biggest real estate deals
We are proud to – once again – be named more than any other law firm in Business in Vancouver’s annual list of biggest real ... Continued
Our expertise helps our clients understand how the law affects their business
We are proud to – once again – be named more than any other law firm in Business in Vancouver’s annual list of biggest real ... Continued
Rachelle Mezzarobba, James Speakman and Rosemary John acted for Prospero and its partners in their acquisition of the Thunderbird and Wesport Marinas and associated real estate. ... Continued
Yesterday, BC announced that the property transfer tax for foreign buyers of residential property in the greater Vancouver region will increase to 15%. Sarah Jones ... Continued
Earlier today, the British Columbia government announced that the property transfer tax rate payable by foreign entities on purchases of residential property in the Greater ... Continued
As a global centre for teaching and research, the University of British Columbia contributes to the betterment of people, providing the education and innovation that ... Continued
Founded in 1954, Beedie is now the largest private industrial land owner, developer and landlord in Western Canada, having completed over 21 million square feet ... Continued
Clark Wilson represented Musqueam Indian Band, Squamish Nation and Tsleil-Waututh Nation (together, MST) in their successful negotiations to acquire the 38.8 acre parcel in West ... Continued
On March 15, 2016, Vancouver Coastal Health Authority (VCH) completed Phase II of its $302 million land sale to the Onni Group of the Pearson-Dogwood ... Continued
We are proud to again be the most-named law firm in Business in Vancouver’s list of biggest real estate deals in 2015. Check out the ... Continued
A proposed change to the Strata Property Act will make it easier for owners to terminate a strata corporation by lowering the voting threshold from unanimous to 80%.
A recent Alberta case [Alignvest Private Debt Ltd. v. Surefire Industries., 2015 ABQB 148] reminds us of the limitations of the security deposit.