International Trade Center Properties Ltd., RCC Holdings Ltd. and Hotel Versante Ltd. have been under court-appointed receivership in the Supreme Court of British Columbia since March 4, 2025, file S-240493, on the petition of secured lenders Fox Island Development Ltd. and Advanced Venture Holding Co., Ltd. The lenders are owed approximately $113.9 million as at August 21, 2025 under a 2021 loan agreement secured by mortgages over several parcels including the Hotel Property, up from approximately $80.0 million as at February 29, 2024. Receiver's counsel Dentons has confirmed that security as valid, enforceable and perfected. Priority claims against Hotel Versante Ltd. include a CRA GST deemed trust claim of approximately $453,000, payroll deemed trust arrears of $256, WorkSafeBC premiums of approximately $5,000, and property tax arrears on the Hotel Property of $580,000 as of July 2025.
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A claims procedure has been established — see the order for deadlines.
Interim order granted on the commencement of the bankruptcy proceeding under court file S240493, brought by mortgagees Fox Island Development Ltd. and Advanced Venture Holding Co., Ltd.
Richmond's luxury boutique Versante traded through foreclosure, receivership, a $48-million sale that failed twice, and its operating company's bankruptcy. Deloitte's discharge report closes the file on a $35.8-million bridge loan at a shortfall of over $80 million.
Parties
Debtor
International Trade Center Properties Ltd., RCC Holdings Ltd., and Hotel Versante Ltd.
Receiver
Deloitte
Bench and counselPer the orders and service lists on the record
Fox Island Development Ltd. and Advanced Venture Holding Co., Ltd. (Senior B Lenders / Petitioners)as of Senior B Loan Agreement dated for reference June 14, 2021 (aggregate principal of the Loan, Section 2.1) — ITC Hotel Mortgage (up to $37,000,000), ITC Bar Mortgage ($37,000,000), UB Mortgage (up to $37,000,000), SpaV Mortgage ($5,000,000), Residence Mortgage ($1,500,000), GSA, assignment of material contracts, guarantee, environmental indemnity, debt service deficiency agreement — This is the aggregate principal of the non-revolving term loan (Tranches 1-4) as originally advanced/committed, not a confirmed current outstanding balance. Only repayment received per affidavit is $6,481,759.2
$35.8M
Affidavit #1 of W. Wang
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CiteProceedings., “International Trade Center Properties Ltd., RCC Holdings Ltd., and Hotel Versante Ltd.” (Receivership (court-appointed)), Supreme Court of British Columbia. Retrieved 20 September 2026, https://proceedings.ca/case/hotel-versante-ltd
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