July 2022

Many times, parties treat their obligations in real estate transitions as an afterthought, and then fail to close on transactions. These failed transactions emphasize the role and responsibility of the court in determining whether a party has violated the agreement, and to hold that party accountable. In a recent case, Tega Homes (Attika) Inc. v....
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The housing market has been cooling from its pandemic highs and prices are declining. As a result, many buyers may get cold feet as their closing date approaches or their financial institution has reneged on the amount that it is willing to offer as a mortgage. Prior to signing an agreement of purchase and sale,...
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