THE HONOURABLE MICHAEL C. DUNKLEY (Retired) opened his own firm, Michael C. Dunkley Law Office, in 1983 and soon became one of Calgary’s leading real estate lawyers, with a particular specialization in residential and commercial development, subdivisions, and financing. Michael retired from active practice in October 2014.
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Main Office
Our Address
- #20, 1915 32nd Avenue NE
- Calgary, AB T2E 7C8
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Central Office
Our Address
- #135, 808 42 Ave S.E.
- Calgary, AB T2G 1Y9
By Appointment Only
South Office
Our Address
- #300, 340 Midpark Way SE
- Calgary, AB T2X 1P1
By Appointment Only
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Amazing customer service! Travis and the team went above and beyond for us. We used Travis to complete a commercial real estate transaction. The transaction went smoothly and closed on time. Thanks Travis and team for making it such an easy process for us.
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Amazing customer service! Travis and the team went above and beyond for us. We used Travis to complete a commercial real estate transaction. The transaction went smoothly and closed on time. Thanks Travis and team for making it such an easy process for us.
WD S
Amazing customer service! Travis and the team went above and beyond for us. We used Travis to complete a commercial real estate transaction. The transaction went smoothly and closed on time. Thanks Travis and team for making it such an easy process for us.
WD S
Amazing customer service! Travis and the team went above and beyond for us. We used Travis to complete a commercial real estate transaction. The transaction went smoothly and closed on time. Thanks Travis and team for making it such an easy process for us.
WD S
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Reference Materials
Navigating Commercial Leases
Real EstateCommercial 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 […]
Alert: Upcoming Increases to Land Titles Office Registration Fees
Real EstateOn 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
Property Rights Statutes Amendment Act, 2022 – an Update to Adverse Possession Law in Alberta
Real EstateThe 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 […]
Navigating Commercial Leases
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 […]
Alert: Upcoming Increases to Land Titles Office Registration Fees
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
Property Rights Statutes Amendment Act, 2022 – an Update to Adverse Possession Law in Alberta
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 […]