Residential Real Estate Law
in Calgary

Residential Real Estate Lawyers in Your Corner

We have years of experience completing thousands of residential real estate transactions. When it comes to residential real estate, our philosophy is simple—place the interests of our clients first. 

We will handle the required legal component with the appropriate care and consideration needed to ensure a seamless, easy transaction. Our clients always meet with lawyers (not assistants), and our lawyers take time to explain all documents in understandable terms and answer all questions our clients have. And we always make sure we are available for follow-up questions after a transaction is completed.

The KH | Dunkley Law Group Difference

Every file (purchase, sale, refinance, or mobile home) receives appropriate lawyer attention. By keeping a close eye on every file, we ensure your transaction is completed without error or legal complications so that you can focus on the other important aspects, such as moving.

For all services, we provide comprehensive hard-copy reporting that outlines all outcomes and contains all necessary documents related to your transaction. Electronic versions of these documents are also available at your request.

Our Residential Real Estate Legal Services

Residential Purchases

When you are buying a home, we ensure the following:

  • A thorough review of all relevant documents is completed, including the purchase agreement, certificate of title, and real property report.
  • Completion of all mortgage requirements to enable funding of the loan.
  • Explanation of what all documents mean, any encumbrances on title or concerns to note, and appropriate dissemination of documentation.
  • Efficient representation to ensure the timely closing of the transaction.

Residential Sales

When you are selling a home, we ensure the following:

  • Timely completion of documents to facilitate a smooth closing.
  • Accurate and appropriate adjustments made for items such as property taxes, condominium fees, and homeowners association dues.
  • Complete discharge of the seller’s responsibilities in relation to the property.
  • Payout and closing of any mortgages and real estate commissions.
  • Timely delivery of closing funds to the client.

Residential Refinancing

When you are refinancing a home, we ensure the following:

  • A thorough review of all documents, including lender instructions.
  • Diligent preparation of all mortgage documentation and completion of all mortgage requirements to enable funding of the loan.
  • Detailed explanation of all documents to be executed by the borrowers.
  • Timely reporting, including all required documents.

Our Locations

Visit our main office or make an appointment to see us at our Central or South Calgary locations.

Main Office

Our Address

  • #20, 1915 32nd Avenue NE
  • Calgary, AB T2E 7C8

Phone: 587-323-4155

Fax: 587-318-6755

Email: [email protected]

Central Office

Our Address

  • #135, 808 42 Ave S.E.
  • Calgary, AB T2G 1Y9

Phone: 587-323-4169

Fax: 587-318-6755

Email: [email protected]

By Appointment Only

South Office

Our Address

  • #300, 340 Midpark Way SE
  • Calgary, AB T2X 1P1

Phone: 587-323-4155

Fax: 587-318-6755

Email: [email protected]

By Appointment Only

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Reference Materials

Navigating Commercial Leases

Real Estate

Commercial leasing is a vital aspect of business operations, offering companies the opportunity to secure suitable spaces for their operations. While commercial leases come in all different shapes and sizes, a quality commercial lease considers the rights and obligations of both parties, to each other, as well as to any potential third-party stakeholders – such […]

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July 8, 2024
Tariq Jomaa

Alert: Upcoming Increases to Land Titles Office Registration Fees

Real Estate

On February 29, 2024, the Government of Alberta announced increases to the Land Titles Office (LTO) registration fees, which will affect both property transfers and mortgage registrations. These changes, outlined in the 2024 Budget “Fiscal Plan 2024-27”, will have implications for individuals engaging in real estate transactions across the province. Currently, the LTO registration fees […]

Read More… from Alert: Upcoming Increases to Land Titles Office Registration Fees

March 4, 2024
Tariq Jomaa

Property Rights Statutes Amendment Act, 2022 – an Update to Adverse Possession Law in Alberta

Real Estate

The Alberta Property Rights Statutes Amendment Act, 2022 (the “Act”), came into force on December 15, 2022. The Act amends three existing Alberta statutes: the Land Titles Act, the Law of Property Act and the Limitations Act, with the effect of updating the law regarding adverse possession in order to protect registered private landowners’ property […]

Read More… from Property Rights Statutes Amendment Act, 2022 – an Update to Adverse Possession Law in Alberta

February 22, 2023
Tariq Jomaa

Commercial leasing is a vital aspect of business operations, offering companies the opportunity to secure suitable spaces for their operations. While commercial leases come in all different shapes and sizes, a quality commercial lease considers the rights and obligations of both parties, to each other, as well as to any potential third-party stakeholders – such […]

Read More… from Navigating Commercial Leases

On February 29, 2024, the Government of Alberta announced increases to the Land Titles Office (LTO) registration fees, which will affect both property transfers and mortgage registrations. These changes, outlined in the 2024 Budget “Fiscal Plan 2024-27”, will have implications for individuals engaging in real estate transactions across the province. Currently, the LTO registration fees […]

Read More… from Alert: Upcoming Increases to Land Titles Office Registration Fees

The Alberta Property Rights Statutes Amendment Act, 2022 (the “Act”), came into force on December 15, 2022. The Act amends three existing Alberta statutes: the Land Titles Act, the Law of Property Act and the Limitations Act, with the effect of updating the law regarding adverse possession in order to protect registered private landowners’ property […]

Read More… from Property Rights Statutes Amendment Act, 2022 – an Update to Adverse Possession Law in Alberta

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