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With the City of Calgary’s recent decision to move forward with blanket rezoning, it’s important to consider the limitations of that change—specifically, restrictive covenants that limit or prescribe how a property can be used.

Landlords play a crucial role in the rental market, balancing property management responsibilities with tenants' rights. Evictions, while often seen from a tenant’s perspective, also significantly impact landlords.

We are excited to introduce a new way for you to submit your questions to Member Practice. This online submission feature on CREB®Link acts like a magic mailbox for inquiries about listing properties on the MLS® System and practice rules.
As offers are being made and accepted daily, you might wonder when and how a sale should be reported. In this article, our CREB® Member Practice team will provide tips on reporting conditional and unconditional sales on time to avoid being fined. 
When the REALTOR® Cooperation Rule was harmonized for all Alberta REALTORS® in January of 2024, it was clear that new construction listings were exempt.

Law offices are approaching the last business day of June, which is traditionally the busiest closing day of the year. 

The CREB® Member Practice team supports members facing negative experiences with other members. When issues related to the CREB® Rules and REALTOR® Code of Ethics arise, we inform members of their options for resolution.
CREB® is aware that some members have received disturbing phone calls. These calls start with basic real estate questions but quickly turn inappropriate, often becoming sexually explicit. 

Landlords and property managers face various challenges, from water leaks and appliance breakdowns to fire damage. However, the death of a tenant is an uncommon and complex situation that requires a different approach. 

As we are amid the spring market and the summer market fast approaching, personal safety should be a top priority for all of us. 

Dower Rights should be on the radar of all members who deal in residential real estate. These are the rights that a married spouse has to a property if they are not on title. So how does a REALTOR® know if dower rights apply?

Innovation drives the real estate industry forward, but amidst the excitement, it's crucial to remember the boundaries that keep our practices ethical and professional. 

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