Author: Bradley Cronquist

Bradley Cronquist's practice focuses on real estate development and a full range of business law matters. In his real estate development practice, Brad counsels and represents developers, builders and investors from…

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Exclusivity clauses have been common in commercial lease agreements, and for good reason. It is often essential to a business to ensure their competitors don’t open a storefront next door.
Developers have to deal with the requirements imposed by a municipality through the development permit process.
The Office of the Superintendent of Real Estate announced the release of Policy Statement 17, which temporarily amends Policy Statement 5 and Policy Statement 6 in relation to the nine
The Province of British Columbia has approved the amendments to REDMA and the Real Estate Development Marketing Regulation in order to facilitate the disclosure of information to provincial and federal
The B.C. Government has introduced draft legislation to amend the Real Estate Development Marketing Act that imposes obligations on developers in relation to the assignment of Purchase Agreements for the
Party Wall Agreements have historically been used to manage the relationship between land owners with a common boundary and a wall down the middle of the property line.

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