Property Law
Real Estate
Real estate law covers every aspect of property ownership in Canada — purchasing and selling homes, mortgage agreements, title issues, zoning disputes, and property tax matters. Each province has its own land registration system and real estate legislation. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer, dealing with a boundary dispute, or navigating a foreclosure, understanding the legal framework in your province is critical.
At a glance
Primarily provincial jurisdiction
4 key statutes covered
4 common scenarios addressed
Common situations
When you might need real estate guidance
You're buying or selling a home and need to understand the Agreement of Purchase and Sale, closing costs, and land transfer tax.
You have a boundary or easement dispute with a neighbour and need to understand your property rights.
Your condo corporation is making decisions you disagree with and you want to understand condominium governance rules.
You're facing a mortgage default or foreclosure and want to know your options and rights.
Key legislation
Statutes and regulations
The primary legislation governing real estate in Canada. Our AI assistant cites these statutes in your report.
Land Titles Act (Ontario)
Governs land registration and title certification
Planning Act (Ontario)
Rules for land use, zoning, and subdivision
Condominium Act (Ontario)
Governs condo creation, governance, and owners' rights
Land Transfer Tax Act (Ontario)
Provincial and municipal land transfer taxes on property purchases
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