This month is about highlighting the achievements of women and girls, past and present, who have shaped Canada in fields like politics, science, arts, business, the economy, and of course, real estate.

Unlicensed real estate assistants (URAs) are an important asset to many real estate businesses.

Exciting news! The REListCheck™ tool now includes three new features: view compliance history, reactivation of withdrawn listing request form, and the archive folder. 

Join the conversation at the CREB^® Professionalism Summit! Professionalism is at the heart of every successful real estate career—and you have a chance to help shape what it means for our industry moving forward.

Over the past several weeks, I’ve had the privilege of engaging with leaders across Alberta’s real estate industry on a topic that matters deeply to us all: professionalism. 

I’m proud to be a professional REALTOR^®. This year, I had the privilege of helping a client purchase her first home—not an uncommon experience in our profession, except that she was 56 years old. It was such a joy to be an integral part of her journey. 

Didn’t make it to Forecast and want to leverage AI to boost your business?  This year, CREB^® is offering a three-part series, hosted by AI adoption expert Marc Lafleur, to boost your tech skills and take your business into the next decade!

CREB^® is proud to be the title sponsor of BUZZ Calgary – Rock’N Real Estate 2024 conference, a place for real estate professionals to enhance their knowledge and cultivate stronger networks.

CREB^® is proud to be the title sponsor of BUZZ Calgary – Rock’N Real Estate 2024 conference, a place for real estate professionals to enhance their knowledge and cultivate stronger networks.

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. 

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our valued members, sponsors, and community partners who joined us for the CREB^® 2024 Forecast Conference.

RECA has recently proposed a new licensing framework that separates the real estate license into five separate licenses: residential, commercial, agribusiness (rural), and a further division in property management between commercial and residential.