Mizrahi Development Group (1451 Wellington) Inc. is the subject of an active proceeding under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act before the Ontario Superior Court of Justice (In Bankruptcy and Insolvency), under court file number BK-24-00000230-0033. No dated milestones in the proceeding are recorded here.
Ninth report: the nineteen weeks to October 9, 2026 brought receipts of $8,308,088 and disbursements of $8,619,797, closing cash $1,091,090; DIP principal advances reached approximately $50.15 million against a November 1, 2026 maturity.
Eighth report: professional fees of $354,702 for the fifteen weeks ending May 29, 2026 exceeded forecast by $123,997, largely Deposit Return Process court attendances; DIP facility limit increased from $47.0 million to $54.5 million.
Seventh report: the twenty-two weeks to February 13, 2026 brought receipts of $14,220,316 against disbursements of $13,612,137, closing cash of $1,078,646 and professional fees of $358,052.
Sixth report: the fourteen weeks to September 12, 2025 showed receipts of $7,488,698, disbursements of $7,827,464 and closing cash of $470,466, with professional fees of $291,235 against $288,150 projected.
Fourth report: the eleven weeks to June 6, 2025 produced receipts of $5,871,182, disbursements of $5,152,627 and cash of $809,232, with professional fees of $284,706 running $74,706 over forecast.
Third report: receipts of $7,873,052 and disbursements of $7,760,289 over the fifteen weeks ended March 21, 2025 left cash of $119,755; professional fees of $232,940 came in under forecast.
Second report: receipts of $5,044,048 against disbursements of $5,047,477 for the eight weeks ended December 6, 2024, leaving $6,992 on hand; CCAA professional fees ran $157,936.
Mizrahi Development Group (1451 Wellington) Inc. applied for CCAA protection, with first and second lien indebtedness to the Construction Lender of $73,146,752.97 and $7,908,211.34 as at October 1, 2024.
Initial order appointed MNP as Monitor, stayed proceedings to October 25, 2024 and authorised interim borrowing of $2,345,000 secured by a DIP Lender's Charge.
The Ottawa condominium developer seeks what it calls its eighth CCAA stay extension, to December 18, as a bridge to longer relief. Its affidavit, citing the monitor, puts 42 units in the deposit-return process and defends disclaiming three suites sold to its drywall subcontractor's principal, who opposes, as does the company the agreements were assigned to.
When a Canadian builder goes bankrupt or into receivership, buyers of condos, new homes and presales have paid deposits that may be in trust, insured or already spent. How Tarion, deposit insurance and the trust rules work in Ontario, British Columbia, Alberta and Québec, what a receiver can do with your purchase agreement, and how deposits come back, drawn from the court record.
An Ottawa condominium begun in 2015 and due in 2023 is now finishing in late 2026. Seventy-two of its ninety-three units were pre-sold and $14.8 million of purchaser deposits was released into the building. When the company withdrew its own motion to approve a deposit return protocol, the court directed the warranty provider's counsel to draft the order instead.
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Debtor
Mizrahi Development Group (1451 Wellington) Inc.
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MNP
Bench and counselPer the orders and service lists on the record
Trez Capital Limited Partnership, by its general partner Trez Capital (2011) Corporation ("Construction Lender")First mortgage registered against the Real Property, held by Computershare Trust Company of Canada on behalf of the Construction Lender; First Lien Indebtedness facility capped at the lower of $67 million or 73.6% of eligible project costs, plus a $1 million letter of credit facility — Amount subject to ongoing interest and costs (per report footnote 2). Construction Lender's rights and Security are to be assigned to TCC Mortgage Holdings Inc. pursuant to pending TCC Assignment Agreements not yet executed as of report date; TCC also acting as proposed DIP Lender. — debtor: Mizrahi Development · as of 1 Oct 2024
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Pre-Filing Report of the Proposed Monitor
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Operational summaryThe Company is a single-purpose condominium developer still completing construction of the Project, which has run behind schedule with work now expected to continue into December 2026; it is funded through the DIP Facility and is transitioning toward marketing, sales and closings while the Deposit Return Process continues.
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Operational summaryConstruction is in its final phase with interior work expected complete by August 31, 2026 and roof work by September 30, 2026, with registration anticipated in October 2026; the Company continues to seek DIP financing amendments and manage the deposit return process for terminating purchasers.
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Operational summaryConstruction on the 1451 Wellington condominium project has entered its final phase, with levels P3-6 complete and work continuing on floors 7-12 and retail units, while the Company also pursues a Reset Model to renegotiate pre-sale prices and a Deposit Return Protocol for terminating purchasers.
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Operational summaryThe Company continues construction of the 1451 Wellington condominium project (approximately 85% complete pre-report), funded through DIP financing, while pursuing a 'Reset Model' to renegotiate certain pre-sale purchase agreements ahead of anticipated phased occupancy beginning July 2025.
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Operational summaryWellingtonCo continues construction of the 1451 Wellington condominium project, drawing on DIP financing to fund construction and CCAA-related professional fees while pursuing restructuring initiatives with the Monitor and DIP Lender.
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Operational summaryWellingtonCo continues construction of the Project (approximately 85% complete as of October 2024), funded by DIP facility advances, with a target of full completion by June 2025, while the Monitor oversees receipts/disbursements and stakeholder communications.
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CiteProceedings., “Mizrahi Development Group (1451 Wellington) Inc.” (CCAA), Ontario Superior Court of Justice. Retrieved 4 November 2026, https://proceedings.ca/case/mizrahi
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