The Alberta government is transitioning its online land title search services from SPIN2 to ARLO, its new digital land registry system.

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

New enhancements to the Alberta Registry of Land Online (ARLO) system have been announced. These updates will be implemented in April, and are designed to improve efficiency, usability, and access to registry products. 

The Government of Alberta rolled out new updates to its Alberta Registry for Land Online (ARLO) on Nov. 2, 2025, introducing tools designed to make land title searches faster, easier and more intuitive for REALTORS^®.

Last week, the Government of Alberta announced an increase in the land titles registration fee. The province’s fiscal plan couldn’t specify when these changes would come into effect but said the related legislation would be tabled this spring.

The Battle of Alberta is on! For the first time in 31 years, Alberta’s largest cities and long-time rivals are going toe-to-toe in Round Two of the Stanley Cup Playoffs – the Calgary Flames vs. the Edmonton Oilers.

This week’s bulletin includes updated disclosure forms, an overview of CREB^®’s new normal and schedule changes to our weekly COVID-19 bulletin.

There is always room for improvement, no matter how long we’ve been in the business.

Today is the final day to take the One Alberta Membership survey and share your opinion on the future of organized real estate in the province.

CREB^®'s Board of Directors is looking forward and considering strategies that future proof and enrich the member experience, value of membership and the quality of services it provides for CREB^® members. 

What’s your take on the future of organized real estate in Alberta?

Pillar 9™ released a memo discussing provincial data sharing and inter-board listings earlier this week.