Are you curious about the latest trends and developments in the Canadian housing market? Then, you won't want to miss the latest episode of REAL TIME, a podcast by the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), where leading economists discuss the current state of the market.

The Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC) recently announced a significant disruption in its services. Due to a cyber incident in March, FINTRAC's Web Reporting System is currently unavailable. 

Looking to improve your presence on social media platforms? CREA has released a package of 10 social media assets to support your online marketing efforts. 

Build your knowledge, confidence, and communication skills with CREA’s Leadership 200 and 300 courses. 

Following up on last week’s CREB^®Talk article on the NAR settlement announcement, CREA has reached out to provide boards and associations with messaging support for media inquiries.

Looking to enhance your social media presence? CREA has released a package of 10 social media assets that will support your online marketing efforts.

The National Association of REALTORS^® (NAR) announced last Friday, March 15, that it has reached an agreement that would end litigation of claims brought on behalf of home sellers related to broker commissions. 

In our ever-changing industry, staying informed about regulatory updates is crucial to maintaining compliance and upholding trust in our transactions. 

This notice is being sent to REALTOR^® members. Please review this communication carefully. It has valuable information about the ongoing process to decide the future of REALTOR.ca.

Staying updated with regulatory changes is paramount in our industry, ensuring compliance and fostering trust and transparency within our transactions. 

A Canada-wide class action lawsuit was recently filed naming the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) and various regional boards and associations across the country, including CREB^®.

We understand that many questions come with implementing a new policy, such as the REALTOR^® Cooperation & Public Advertising Rule (CREB^® Rule Part II 6.06).