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Signage can be an effective marketing tool for increasing visibility and attracting prospective buyers. 

The theme of our recent fall edition of Cocktails & Compliance was “Title Talk,” with a focus on providing members with practical insights and helpful information on property titles from a stellar lineup of panelists that included Dave De La Ronde, CEO of REIX; Kristian Tzenov, Advisory Services Manager with RECA; and Jeff Kahane of Kahane Law. 

Your website is polished. You’re active on social media. Your signs are out in the community. But there’s one more question worth asking: Is your advertising compliant?

On April 8, 2026, Calgary city council approved a repeal of blanket rezoning. Zoning changes came into effect on Aug. 4, 2026.  

Members have reported being impersonated in networking apps. As part of the scam, social engineers are using their names to bait other CREB® members to accept an invitation for leads, stating they work for an organization within organized real estate.  

CREB® is now publishing a new series of redacted case summaries based on recent Professional Standards Assurance Team (PSAT) disciplinary decisions.

As part of CREB®’s ongoing commitment to elevating our industry and enhancing public confidence in REALTORS®, the Member Practice team works diligently behind the scenes to support compliance and uphold the integrity of the MLS® System. 

As Calgary continues to experience more frequent and severe weather events, hail is becoming an increasingly important consideration for homeowners.

For many buyers, showings are where critical decisions begin to take shape—what they love, what they question and what risks they may not yet recognize. 

In March, CREB® members were notified of the amendments made to the provincially harmonized rules approved by all 10 Alberta boards under Part II and III of the CREB® Rules, that take effect starting tomorrow, July 1, 2026. 
Maintaining professionalism and trust is foundational to the real estate industry. When challenges arise between members, CREB® provides a structured dispute resolution process designed to ensure concerns are addressed fairly, transparently and in accordance with established rules. 
On June 1, Alec Milne of Framework Analytics presented the results of the 2025 Member Satisfaction Survey, highlighting key findings and member feedback that will help inform CREB® programs, services and strategic priorities.

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