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We’ve all seen it: open house signs teetering precariously on the edge of a traffic median as cars rush past. Did you know this sign placement violates the City of Calgary’s temporary signage bylaws? 

When dealing with title certificates, REALTORS® must review a current copy of the title to ensure accuracy and understand the registrations that come with it. These are some commonly seen registrations and what they mean.

In Calgary, vacancy rates have been incredibly low for the past few years. This means that many people looking for a place to rent are having a tough time finding one. With so few options available, prices for rental properties have skyrocketed, and it's become common for multiple people to apply for the same place. 

Members are still navigating the multiple offer landscape, and with low inventory going into the spring market, it’s not likely the multiple offer trend will let up any time soon. 

We’ve noticed more members dealing with overlapping showings, and there’s, shall we say, some frustration. The spring market demand is here, but the inventory isn’t, which is leading to new properties being overwhelmed by showing requests.  

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

Did you know CREB® has a process for managing collapsed sales on the MLS® System? When a deal collapses, members are required to report the collapsed sale to the board. 

Hi. I’m one of the most transformative technologies in recent years, and I have the potential to revolutionize the way real estate agents conduct their business. You may have heard of me and may have mixed feelings, but I’m excited to introduce you to how having me along can benefit your business!

The Prohibition on the Purchase of Residential Property by Non-Canadians Act, effective since Jan. 1, 2023, was extended until the start of 2027 on Feb. 4, 2024. This legislation restricts foreign corporations and non-Canadian citizens from buying residential property in Canada.

To improve searchability for listings that are conditionally sold with a time clause condition, listing agents can now use the “time clause” feature to indicate the listing has a time clause offer.

Ensure your lockbox is always working at peak efficiency with these maintenance and safety tips and tricks from CREB® Member Support.
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). 

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