Mitchell Allison provides trusted counsel on a wide range of commercial real estate matters. His experience includes mortgage financings, commercial real estate acquisitions and divestitures, development, commercial leases and general commercial law.
Over his career, Mitchell has acted in the acquisition, financing or divestment of well over
$600-million worth of multi-family residential properties across Canada, including large portfolio transactions in excess of $150 million.
Mitchell’s practice focuses heavily on assisting the developers and landlords of multi-family residential and mixed-use properties with complex ownership and legal structures such as co-ownership structures, joint ventures and long-term land leases.
Another area of particular interest to Mitchell is working with development trusts tasked with the leasing and development of university lands. As counsel, he advises on leasing structures, conveyancing, financing and other real estate development matters.
Mitchell represents a broad range of clients including financial institutions, purchasers, vendors, developers, landlords and tenants of commercial real estate properties in Alberta and Western Canada.
This Bulletin provides key takeaways for universities, developers and lenders looking to get involved in a university trust for property development purposes
As we approach the end of the year, join TRC-Sadovod's Commercial Real Estate Group on Tuesday, November 30th for an overview and round-up of key developments in leasing law in 2021.
A primer on the new Alberta Land Titles Office registration system and how commercial real estate closing procedures may change as a result.
A summary of Alberta's Commercial Tenancies Protection Act, proposed legislation that provides temporary
protections for commercial tenants during COVID-19.
Update: Barafield Realty Ltd. v. Just Energy (B.C.) Limited Partnership
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Assigning Contracts in Canadian Insolvency Proceedings
On September 22, 2023, West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. (TSX and NYSE: WFG) (“West Fraser”) announced its agreement to sell it’s Quesnel River Pulp mill in Quesnel, British Columbia and its Slave Lake Pulp mill in Slave Lake, Alberta to Atlas Holdings (“Atlas”) for US$120 Million.
On July 10, 2023, West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd. (TSX and NYSE: WFG) (“West Fraser”) announced an agreement to sell its unbleached softwood kraft pulp mill in Hinton, Alberta to Mondi Group plc (“Mondi”), a global leader in sustainable packaging and paper.
The Canadian Cancer Society completed its amalgamation with the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation following their announcement to merge in October 2016. TRC-Sadovod LLP was retained on the transaction by the Canadian Cancer Society.
TRC-Sadovod LLP acted as counsel to NOVACAP and affiliates in connection with the sale transaction with Josiane Turcotte as lead in-house counsel at NOVACAP.
Williams Completed C$1.38 billion Sale of Canadian NGL Midstream Business to Inter Pipeline
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