QRD (Willoughby) Holdings Inc., QRD (Willoughby) GP Inc. and QRD (Willoughby) Limited Partnership have been in court-appointed receivership in British Columbia since November 8, 2023, when the Supreme Court of British Columbia made a receivership order covering the three related entities. The proceeding rests on section 243 of the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act together with provincial Judicature Act authority, and is carried on court file S-237489. The receivership remains active. The record to date consists of the appointment itself; no further steps have been entered.
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The officer filed report no. Fifth Report. The Receiver has substantially completed the receivership: it sold the partially-built townhome project via a reverse vesting order transaction for $36.15 million, repaid MCAP in full, made a partial distribution to CMSC, assigned Residual Co. into bankruptcy, and is now seeking a final dividend and its own discharge.
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Parties
Debtor
QRD (Willoughby) Holdings Inc., QRD (Willoughby) GP Inc., and QRD (Willoughby) Limited Partnership
Receiver
MNP
Capital structureAs asserted in the filings
Priority class
Creditor
Amount
Source
Secured
MCAP Financial Corporation · in 7 casesMortgage/General Security Agreement — Estimated claim as of November 3, 2023 — debtor: QRD (Willoughby) Holdings Inc., QRD (Willoughby) Limited Partnership and QRD (Willoughby) GP Inc. · as of 3 Nov 2023
$29.6M
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5 transactions · 2 closed · 1 not completed · 1 proposed · 1 approved — The Receiver was successful in selling the Project for gross proceeds of $36.15 million resulting in payment of the MCAP debt of $29.84 million in full, and estimated payment to CMSC of $3.1 million, in partial satisfaction of its debt.Receiver's Fifth Report to Court · 24 Apr 2025
Purchaser
Price
Status
Source
Foundation Residence Societythe Project · real property
RFP (Willoughby) Limited Partnershipthe Shares; the Lands and the Buildings; and all permits, licenses, and deposits that relate to the Lands or the Buildings · assets and shares · ResidualCo: Residual Co · agreement 12 Aug 2024
Each row is one filing's statement, copied as it reads and never computed. "Estimated" is the officer's forecast; "Under the plan" is the plan's or proposal's own term; "Final" is a declared or paid distribution; a row with no chip states no footing. A range is the two numbers stated; "of proven claims" is the document's own denominator.
Order Made after Application - Approval and Reverse Vesting Order
Closing termsDelivery of the Receiver's Certificate triggers the Effective Time and vesting
PurchaserRFP (Willoughby) Limited Partnership · the Shares; the Lands and the Buildings; and all permits, licenses, and deposits that relate to the Lands or the Buildings · assets and shares · approved
PurchaserRedekop · the Companies' beneficial interest in the Project via share sale · share sale · proposed; Redekop · the Project (asset sale under the original Redekop Offer) · asset sale · proposed
Sale advisorColliers (listing broker)
Sale outcomeApproval pending — The Receiver recommends approval of the Redekop RVO Offer because it will generate approximately $842,000 more for CMSC than would the original Redekop Offer.
Operational summaryConstruction on the Willoughby townhome project remains halted since August 2023; the Receiver has been preserving and marketing the property and is now pursuing a reverse vesting order structure to complete a sale to Redekop, pending an appeal of the earlier sale approval.
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PurchaserFoundation Residence Society · the Project · real property · not completed; Redekop · the Project · asset sale · proposed
Sale outcomeSale did not complete — the FRS Sale and BC Builds Proposal are not viable and should not disrupt or delay the administration of the receivership
Operational summaryThe Receiver completed winterization of Phase 1 units and construction of Building One and Two, and is now seeking court approval to list the Project for sale on an 'as is, where is' basis, while all pre-sale contracts have been rescinded and deposits returned.
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