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Quarry Rock Developments, a Burnaby-based real estate developer, is facing mounting debt and legal troubles across multiple projects in BC. In Langley, their project, The Willoughby, faced receivership due to financial challenges, owing over $52 million to various creditors. Another development, The Met in Port Coquitlam, also entered receivership, owing $23 million. In Richmond, foreclosure proceedings were initiated for the Hamilton Townhouses project, with creditors owed over $13 million. Additionally, foreclosure proceedings were initiated for two Langley projects, The Graham and The Gordon, and other ongoing proceedings include properties in Langley, Delta, Surrey, and West Kelowna.

The troubles extend to the company’s founder and president, Matthew K. Weber, and guarantor Richard Norman Lawson of Overland Capital. These legal actions reflect the company’s struggle to manage its projects and finances effectively.