Given that the membership now has a second offer north of $300,000,000 is there anyone who would disagree that the other private courses in the GTA would benefit if they sold and there were 700 members looking for a new private club?
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Sale of York Downs
Helping Canadians to earn fixed returns of 8% with 133% security to back their cash and registered investments
What's in the bag?
SLDR - Matrix Black Tie x
3 metal Mizuno Tzoid
5 metal Ping K15
7 metal Tour exotic 21 degrees
Ping s55 5-PW
Wedges 52* - 56* - 60*
Scotty 2.6 NewportTags: None
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Re: Sale of York Downs
True but slight correction. The board received the offer.
In the end they decide which option the members see / vote on. The board has not shown an appetite for selling the club and folding in the past so I doubt that gets to a vote.
If a proposal for a relocation gets voted down however I think you may then go through this all again, but with the intention to fold.
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Originally posted by YDMV View PostTrue but slight correction. The board received the offer.
In the end they decide which option the members see / vote on. The board has not shown an appetite for selling the club and folding in the past so I doubt that gets to a vote.
If a proposal for a relocation gets voted down however I think you may then go through this all again, but with the intention to fold.
Given that so much money is on the table it would be easy to see that more tha 70% would want to sell for either a better golf facility or to simply get a cheque...Helping Canadians to earn fixed returns of 8% with 133% security to back their cash and registered investments
What's in the bag?
SLDR - Matrix Black Tie x
3 metal Mizuno Tzoid
5 metal Ping K15
7 metal Tour exotic 21 degrees
Ping s55 5-PW
Wedges 52* - 56* - 60*
Scotty 2.6 Newport
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Re: Sale of York Downs
While I'm certainly not a tax accountant, all this talk about how much money YD members are likely to receive is pretty speculative. Canada Revenue would have to find a way to deal with a not for profit entity delivering equity value to the members. Usually, not for profit entities maintain their assets in not for profit vehicles.
In my view, this seems like an interesting test case. Anyone know for sure how they (CRA) would handle this if the club decided to sell and close?
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Re: Sale of York Downs
Originally posted by ParMaker View PostGiven that the membership now has a second offer north of $300,000,000 is there anyone who would disagree that the other private courses in the GTA would benefit if they sold and there were 700 members looking for a new private club?
Given the decline in golf, this might be the lifeline that other private clubs have been waiting for.
PS. The 2nd offer is closer to $400M
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Re: Sale of York Downs
Originally posted by jmcnaughton View PostLink to the listing for sale by Colliers. Take your empties back to the Beer Store - bids due by July 9.
http://www.collierscanada.com/13740#.U3KEwF44KA0
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So much for the board not being interesting in selling !
The not for profit aspect...it's for the operating company. For example a condominium is an example of an operating not for profit. If you buy a condo and sell it 6 years later for 20% more, that's fine. I reckon it's similar here.
I think they should dissolve it. Too hard to get everyone to agree on moving...or buying a high end public course and turning it private. Building new makes no sense. You'll need to move to Aurora or further.
Tax wise, would it be a capital gain on the cancellation or disposition of your share?
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Finance committee very asleep at the switch! When I was on our committee, we probably over-scrutinized every single penny. On the one hand it is unbelievable but, there is so much of this stuff the time, it's not a surprise. It represents probably 1 % of rev/exp over the time frame so if done small enough, easy to escape notice. always gets caught when people get greedier!
Of course, these are all just unproven allegations at this point...
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