1075 Nelson Development LP and related respondents have been in court-appointed receivership under section 243 of the BIA since July 25, 2025. The proceeding follows the maturity on April 30, 2025 of a $90,000,000 loan facility under a June 7, 2024 credit agreement, as amended, with Royal Bank of Canada as administrative agent for a syndicate including Meridian Credit Union and Bank of Montreal. Total indebtedness under that facility stood at $91,204,611.06 as of July 10, 2025, accruing at a per diem rate of $18,369.87. The debt is guaranteed by 1075 Nelson Development GP Inc., 1075 Nelson Development Holdings Inc., Brivia Family Investments Inc. and, personally, by Kheng Ly. Title to the development property also carries mortgages registered in favour of Travelers Insurance Company of Canada, 1409658 B.C. Ltd., HSBC Bank Canada and KingSett Mortgage Corporation; priority agreements rank the RBC mortgage ahead of the 1409658 and Travelers charges. The matter remains active.
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Receiver's First Report: the CURV pre-sale condominium project never proceeded to construction, every pre-sale contract has been terminated, and the Receiver is pursuing deposits, interest and advance commissions, holding $1,214,286 at August 19, 2026.
A year into Deloitte's receivership of the CURV tower site in Vancouver's West End, the pre-sales are gone, a $1,419,865 permit fee is back and no offer is reported; the receiver asks leave to pay the RBC-led syndicate, owed $92,969,843.93 at October 15, 2025, and answers a guarantor, Brivia Group's Kheng Ly, who says an August 2025 letter of intent at $91 million was let slip.
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1075 Nelson Development LP et al.
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RBC
Receiver
Deloitte
Bench and counselPer the orders and service lists on the record
Royal Bank of Canada (as agent for lending syndicate: RBC, Bank of Montreal, Meridian Credit Union) · in 556 casesMortgage and assignment of rents (principal amount $108,000,000, as modified from original $90,000,000), GSA over all present and after-acquired personal property, mortgage of beneficial interest of the Lands, unlimited joint and several guarantee, debt service agreement, environmental indemnity — RBC by predecessor by amalgamation HSBC Bank Canada; senior secured creditor and administrative/collateral agent for syndicate of RBC, BMO, Meridian under Interlender Agreement — debtor: 1075 Nelson Development Limited Partnership (and Nominee/GP) · as of 10 Jul 2025
$91.2M
Affidavit #1 of S. Kovesdi
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Operational summaryThe Debtors' pre-sale condominium project (CURV) has not proceeded to construction; all Pre-Sale Contracts have now been terminated and the Receiver is pursuing recovery of related deposits, interest and advance commissions, while marketing the Real Property for sale and managing the partly-occupied rental property with no employees of the Debtors.
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