Audrey M. Loeb

We are proud to announce that our partner, @AudreyLoeb, has once again been recognized by her peers for inclusion in the 20ᵗʰ edition of The Best Lawyers in Canada™ for her exceptional work in Real Estate Law. Congratulations, Audrey! #ShibleyRightonCondoLaw

Our @AudreyLoeb and Evan Holt are presenting at the @LawSocietyLSO's 22nd Real Estate Law Summit, on April 8, 2025. Their presentation starts at 2:30 p.m. store.lso.ca/22nd-real-esta…

Don't miss the @OBAlawyers Condominium Law Advisory virtual Seminar on April 3rd: our @AudreyLoeb is charing the seminar, while @PatrickGreco speaks on Essentials of the Agreement of Purchase and Sale (session starts at 1:35 p.m.), ...

Our @AudreyLoeb is quoted in the @CBCNews article on navigating #CondominiumAct and dealing with disputes with condo management and the board of directors. cbc.ca/news/canada/to…

"You can't put people into a condominium without an occupancy permit, it's so elementary!" Our @AudreyLoeb is quoted in @shanedingman's article "Condo buyers face widening gap between move-in and closing": theglobeandmail.com/real-estate/ar… via @globeandmail (subscription required)

"You can't put people into a condominium without an occupancy permit, it's so elemen-tary!" Our @AudreyLoeb is quoted in @shanedingman's article "Condo buyers face widening gap between move-in and closing": theglobeandmail.com/real-estate/ar… (subscription required) @globeandmail

Congratulations to our partner @AudreyLoeb, recognized once again as a leading lawyer in the 2024 Canadian Legal #Lexpert Directory. For more information about Audrey, visit shibleyrighton.com/the-team/audre….

@CondoAuthON This information is too general and is not a correct answer to the question.

Who is responsible for repair & maintenance work in your condo? Condo corps are responsible for the condo’s common elements and the standard unit. Unit owners are responsible for normal unit wear-and-tear as well as non-standard unit elements. bit.ly/3Do7upF

#Condoconference2023 #TeamSRCondoLaw

Look at a great line-up of team @SRCondoLaw speakers for the upcoming #CondoConference2023. Get the Conference Program here: condoconference.ca/2023/program

Ceiling collapse at brand-new Toronto condo raises concerns about building quality - @AudreyLoeb in conversation with Metro Morning's @davidcommon cbc.ca/listen/live-ra…

I am quoted in @shanedingman's article via @globeandmail: Loophole means buyer deposits with insolvent builder unprotected theglobeandmail.com/real-estate/ar….

Congratulations to our @AudreyLoeb on being selected by her peers for inclusion in the 2024 (18ᵗʰ edition) of The Best Lawyers in Canada™ for her expertise in #RealEstateLaw.

Toronto Life reports that Toronto has 238 construction cranes in the air. The most in North America. The next closest city is Seattle with 51. That is a lot of condominiums!!

Reserve funds exist to ensure that money is available to pay for the cost of major repair and replacement of major capital items in the property. More on the topic from @AudreyLoeb via our newsletter: srcondolaw.com/newsletters/re… #reservefund #condolaw

@vickyrobinbaum There is no simple answer. Each condominium has its own set of rules but generally no commercial business can be conducted in the common elements or units of a residential condominium building.

Hi @AudreyLoeb - could you possibly provide the section in the Condominium Act where it states owners can't operate a business in a shared space. My concern pertains to conducting personal training in the gym. Also, are there precedents ? Any help would be appreciated.

Looking forward to providing an update at the 20th Real Estate Law Summit on April 20, 9:15 – 9:40 a.m. Register today: store.lso.ca/20th-real-esta… 20th Real Estate Law Summit #LSOCPD via @LSOCPD

I don’t know what the solution is, but at least the buyers should be aware of the true costs. //Ontario condo buyer protections held in legislative limbo via @globeandmail @shanedingman theglobeandmail.com/real-estate/ar…

In some buildings, common expenses have gone up 100 per cent in year two...The cost of everything has skyrocketed, so it’s a double whammy: these huge increases fall on the first buyers. via @globeandmail @shanedingman theglobeandmail.com/real-estate/ar…

Why just Quebec? Why not everywhere where licensing is required? Sad that it takes a deadly fire to get @Airbnb to delist the unlicensed places.  AIRBNB TO PULL ILLEGAL LISTINGS AFTER FATAL FIRE via @nationalpost: epaper.nationalpost.com/article/282226…