We don't just collect feedback; we use it. The CREB^® Member Satisfaction Survey gave members an opportunity to tell us what's working, what could be improved and where we should focus our efforts.

Take advantage of the summer months to connect one-on-one with CREB^® Chief Economist Ann-Marie Lurie over coffee at the CREB^® Campus.

We have another great opportunity for you to help build our community through volunteer build days with Habitat for Humanity Southern Alberta.

CREA has flagged that fraudulent messages are being submitted through REALTOR.ca inquiry forms (leads@realtor.ca) and sent to members.

As Calgary continues to experience more frequent and severe weather events, hail is becoming an increasingly important consideration for homeowners.

It's time to tee up for one of CREB^®'s favourite summer traditions! Join fellow REALTORS^®, brokers and industry partners on Tuesday, Aug. 25 at Blue Devil Golf Club for a day of golf, networking, contests and friendly competition.

For many buyers, showings are where critical decisions begin to take shape—what they love, what they question and what risks they may not yet recognize. 

The latest enhancements to the Alberta Registry Land Online (ARLO) system have been announced. 

Strong governance helps ensure CREB^® continues to make thoughtful, strategic decisions on behalf of members. CREB^®’s Governance Manual is posted on the Governance Excellence tab on CREB^®Link and it explains our governance framework; which involves people, processes and the structures that establish how that is to occur.

In this CREB^® Cast episode, Olympian skeleton racer Mirela Rahneva shares how perseverance and mindset shaped her athletic career and now influence her work in real estate. 

Recovery from critical illnesses like cancer, stroke and heart disease may come with a significant financial cost that impacts you and those around you. This is why we created the Critical Illness Benefit Society (CIBS).  

The Clean Energy Improvement Program (CEIP) is a financing program run by Alberta Municipalities that loans residential property owners up to $50,000 of the upfront costs of energy-efficiency and renewable energy upgrades.