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May 8, 2013

Real Estate Law - Spring 2013

The Spring 2013 edition of the Aird & Berlis LLP Real Estate Law newsletter provides insight into a variety of real estate law issues. The topics covered include:

  • Mixed Use Developments and Strata Title
  • Landlord Consent is Required to Overhold
  • Drafting an Effective Lease Indemnity Agreement
  • Toronto’s Student Residence Shortage and the Challenges Associated with Solving it
  • Single-Purpose Corporations and Real Estate Development: What to do if a Deal Falls Apart

We also provide case commentary on two cases and highlight some of our recent “Big Deals.”

Areas of Expertise

Real Estate
Commercial Leasing
Distressed Real Estate Assets

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