Real Estate Lawyers in Calgary
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Committed to Professional Standards in Real Estate Law
Real Estate Lawyers Serving Calgary & Southern Alberta
We Support And Guide You Through Every Transaction
● Understanding purchase, sale, and lease terms before they sign
● Meeting financing and closing deadlines
● Title issues, encroachments, and Real Property Report problems
● Mortgage, lender, and security documents
● Coordinating closing between lenders, realtors, and other parties
Take the First Step Toward Clear Legal Guidance
Real estate law services we provide
Residential Real EstateHome purchases and sales, first-time homebuyers, condominiums, mortgage refinancing, residential leasing, title transfers, and estate-related property transfers.Learn More
Specialized Real EstateNew construction and builder purchases, investment properties, private mortgages and lending, Real Property Reports and title issues, and non-resident buyers and sellers.Learn More
Commercial Real EstateCommercial purchases and sales, commercial leasing, and commercial financing.Learn More
The difference often comes down to how the transaction is handled from the start.
the right documents, timing, and legal positioning.
Decades of experience across residential, specialized, and commercial matters.
Trusted by clients. Proven over time.
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The team handling your transaction from day one
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Worth knowing before you sign
Conditions have deadlines
Financing and inspection conditions in a purchase contract come with firm dates. Missing one, or waiving it the wrong way, can put your deposit and the deal at risk. Those dates need to be tracked from the day the contract is signed.
Title shows what a listing doesn't
A property can look clean and still carry easements, caveats, or a Real Property Report problem. Title and RPR review before closing is what shows you what you are actually buying, or what a buyer will find when you sell.
Commercial deals turn on the lease and the financing
In commercial real estate, a property's value often depends on its existing leases and the security a lender requires. Both need to be read closely before a deal becomes firm.
Insights that help you make the right decisions
FAQ
Do I need a lawyer to buy or sell property in Alberta?
Ideally before you sign. A lawyer can review a purchase contract, lease, or financing terms before you are bound by them, when changes are easiest to negotiate. If you are already under contract, contact us as soon as possible so we can review your documents and prepare for upcoming deadlines.
WHAT DOCUMENTS DO I NEED FOR MY REAL ESTATE TRANSACTION?
You’ll typically need valid identification, your purchase or sale agreement, and any relevant mortgage documents. Depending on your transaction, additional information may be required. Our team will confirm what to provide and guide you through each step.
What types of real estate matters do you handle?
We act on residential matters such as purchases, sales, refinancing, condominiums, and leasing; specialized matters such as new construction, investment properties, private mortgages, title issues, and non-resident transactions; and commercial purchases, sales, leasing, and financing.
When should I contact a real estate lawyer?
Ideally before you sign. A lawyer can review a purchase contract, lease, or financing terms before you are bound by them, which is when changes are easiest to negotiate. If you are already under contract, contact us as soon as possible.In most cases, Alberta’s Limitations Act requires a claim to be started within two years from the date of the accident or when the injury was discovered. Some exceptions may apply, and delays can affect evidence and legal options.
Get clear answers before your transaction moves forward. Speak with our real estate team about your documents, deadlines, and options.
Do you want help with your transaction?
Calgary, Alberta, T2E 8K4
Fri: 8 AM – 2 PM
Sat – Sun: Closed
realestate@yplaw.ca