CREB^® will be closed on Monday, Sept. 7 for the Labour Day statutory holiday. This closure extends to all of CREB^®, including the Member Support Centre. The Pillar 9™ Help Desk will also be closed.

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).  

Get access to exclusive industry perks and discounts through CREB^®’s Affinity Member Discount Program.

The Heritage Calgary Awards celebrate the diverse heritage of our shared home. Every second year, they honour those who have made efforts to identify, preserve and promote heritage in Calgary to help enrich our communities.

CREB^® will be closed on Monday, Aug. 3 for the Heritage Day statutory holiday. The CREB^® Member Support Centre will remain open on Saturday, Aug. 1 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., but will be closed on Monday.

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. 

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. 

Starting the week of June 15, randomly selected CREB^® members began receiving an email with a link to a survey that asks questions about CREB^®’s member communications and how you would like CREB^® to communicate with you.

CREB^® will be closed for the Canada Day statutory holiday on Wednesday, July 1. This closure extends to all of CREB^®, including the Member Services Centre. Pillar 9™ Help Desk will also be closed. 

This June, we acknowledge the resilient history of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and honour its role in guiding us towards a future that is more equitable, understanding and accepting.

As we recognize men’s mental health month this June, our newest CREB^® Cast episode features Derek Thistle. After a 17-year career with the Calgary Police Service and experiencing depression and PTSD, he earned his real estate license during medical leave and ultimately committed to the switch from cop to real estate.

What does the future of housing look like in Alberta—and what do Albertans want from their neighbourhoods?