As of Dec. 16, 2024, several key amendments to the CREB^® Rules are now in effect.

The Practice Governance Standing Committee (PGSC) has been actively reviewing feedback on CREB^® Rules to maintain the high professional standards CREB^® REALTORS^® are known for.

During the busy holiday season, sellers may struggle to prepare their property for showings. Here are some quick tips to help manage this.

When you think of a condo, does an image of an apartment building or townhouse complex come to mind? While many picture condos as connected units, “condo” actually refers to a type of ownership—not a style of building. 

Our Professional Standards Assurance Team is taking applications from CREB^® members to be part of the operational committee in 2025.

A client's passing away during a real estate transaction can create uncertainty and complications. Below are common questions and answers to help guide you through these challenging situations.

Let’s be honest: stepping into someone else’s home can feel a little odd. You’re walking into their private space, surrounded by their memories and personal belongings. 

Our Professional Standards Assurance Team is taking applications from CREB^® members to be part of the operational committee in 2025.

When it comes to unique financing options, assumable mortgages can be a valuable tool for both buyers and sellers.

In real estate, changes to showing appointments are sometimes unavoidable. Here are best practices for cancelling and rescheduling showings to ensure professionalism and respect.

As members of the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA), you are licensed to use the REALTOR^® and MLS^® trademarks in your marketing materials.

The time required to obtain condo documents from a condo management company can vary, but legally, a condominium corporation—often represented by a condo management company—must respond to a written request for condo documents within 10 days of receiving it.