His career trajectory at the global real estate franchisor began in 2014 when he joined RE/MAX INTEGRA as a franchise sales consultant.

In the shadow of a possible second wave, realtors forge ahead with the new reality of buying and selling condos.

The Quebec Professional Association of Real Estate Brokers appointed Marc Lacasse as president and Sylvie Blouin as vice-president of its board of directors.

The Ontario Real Estate Association has issued a new series of guidelines to protect the health and safety of homebuyers, sellers and realtors.

In-person condo showings are permitted in Ontario as long as real estate professionals follow provincial and local public health guidelines.

The Toronto Regional Real Estate Board is asking its realtors to stop conducting in-person open houses for the time being and consider virtual alternatives.

Canadian residential real estate is the next industry ripe for disruption, with new technology, innovation and business models poised to shift the sector.

Ontario has introduced a long-awaited bill that would make significant changes to the way real estate professionals conduct their business.

In June 2017, Greater Toronto Area realtors reported 7,974 home sales through the TREB’s MLS System, a drop of 37.3 per cent compared to June 2016 levels.

Ontario realtors are in support of Bill 104, the Tax Fairness for Realtors Act, 2017. If passed, it would allow realtors to form personal real estate corporations.