What is the process of having land expropriated?
Expropriation, in its simplest form, is the taking of privately owned land by a government body for public purposes. Expropriation often occurs when extensive infrastructure …
Expropriation, in its simplest form, is the taking of privately owned land by a government body for public purposes. Expropriation often occurs when extensive infrastructure …
On March 4, 2020, Bill 145 received royal assent. It brings many changes, including the renaming of the Real Estate and Business Brokers Act, 2002 …
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Congratulations! You have found your dream first home, family home or retirement home. Great! But what is next? At Barriston, we understand that buying a …
There has been a lot of talk these days about ‘stigmatized’ houses and whether there is a duty on a Vendor to disclose that a …
Do I Have a Duty to Disclose That My House is Haunted? Read More
Usually when you buy land or an interest in land in Ontario, you pay land transfer tax, which is a tax charged by the Ontario …
If you are considering purchasing a condominium, you will no doubt have heard about status certificates. These are documents which are provided by the condominium …
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Are you considering buying a residential or recreational property jointly with friends or family? With the rising costs of real estate, it has become more …
In the new series, Barriston Briefs, David F. Smith and Janice Mumberson discuss what you should consider when buying a cottage. Has the return of …
BARRISTON BRIEFS: Buying a Cottage? Factors to consider. Read More
In the new series, Barriston Briefs, Janice Mumberson talks about Purchasing a Property with an Income Suite. Have you thought about purchasing a home or an …
BARRISTON BRIEFS: Purchasing a Property with an Income Suite Read More