Chantelle deMontmorency, Associate | Real Estate Law

Chantelle deMontmorency

Associate
Jurisdiction British Columbia, 2025
Language(s) English
Office(s) Vancouver
Contact
Business +1 604 631 4797
Email [email protected]
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Overview

Chantelle deMontmorency is an associate in the Real Estate Law practice group. Chantelle assists clients on a variety of legal matters, including acquisitions and dispositions, financings, and leasing.

Chantelle graduated from the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia. Prior to law school, she completed her Masters in History at the University of Victoria.

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Education

  • JD University of British Columbia
  • Master, History University of Victoria
  • BA (Honours), History University of Victoria

Knowledge

  • Unlocking Homeownership: Federal Government Unveils New GST Rebate for First-Time Homebuyers, 7/15/2025
  • Managing Real Estate Development Headwinds: BCFSA Pilot Program Increases Timing Flexibility for Developers, 3/18/2025
  • Navigating Historical Hurdles: Old Property Restrictions May Limit Redevelopment Potential of Single-Family Properties, 11/12/2024
Unlocking Homeownership: Federal Government Unveils New GST Rebate for First-Time Homebuyers Bulletin Unlocking Homeownership: Federal Government Unveils New GST Rebate for First-Time Homebuyers Government of Canada proposes rebate to eliminate the GST for first-time home buyers on new homes valued up to $1 million Read more
Looking up view on financial buildings Bulletin Managing Real Estate Development Headwinds: BCFSA Pilot Program Increases Timing Flexibility for Developers BCFSA introduces a pilot program extending the early marketing period for residential development projects and a new consumer disclosure form requirement. Read more
Looking up view on financial buildings Bulletin Navigating Historical Hurdles: Old Property Restrictions May Limit Redevelopment Potential of Single-Family Properties Provincial legislation that encourages multi-unit housing will not override statutory building schemes and restrictive covenants registered on title to land Read more
Unlocking Homeownership: Federal Government Unveils New GST Rebate for First-Time Homebuyers Bulletin Unlocking Homeownership: Federal Government Unveils New GST Rebate for First-Time Homebuyers Government of Canada proposes rebate to eliminate the GST for first-time home buyers on new homes valued up to $1 million Read more
Looking up view on financial buildings Bulletin Managing Real Estate Development Headwinds: BCFSA Pilot Program Increases Timing Flexibility for Developers BCFSA introduces a pilot program extending the early marketing period for residential development projects and a new consumer disclosure form requirement. Read more
Looking up view on financial buildings Bulletin Navigating Historical Hurdles: Old Property Restrictions May Limit Redevelopment Potential of Single-Family Properties Provincial legislation that encourages multi-unit housing will not override statutory building schemes and restrictive covenants registered on title to land Read more