The CMA was right. The seller still said no. Why? In her latest Negotiation Intelligence column, Suze Cumming looks back on ...

New population estimates challenge the idea that shrinking demand drove rents lower — and put the focus squarely on new housing supply.

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New annual filings will give RECO a detailed look at brokerage finances, trust accounts and compliance, with the first ...

Brokerages face an Oct. 30 deadline to file annual financial statements with RECO, and interim CEO Jean Lépine says ...

New offices, new leadership, industry partnerships and giving back: catch up on the real estate moves and milestones from the ...

Foreign-buyer taxes, pandemic-era demand, record prices and today’s buyer-friendly conditions: Sotheby’s 20 years in West ...

TRREB President Daniel Steinfeld argues that while city councils can't control interest rates, they can control development charges, approval timelines and zoning.

AI can take routine work off a veteran agent's plate. But for a rookie that routine work is how they learn the job. David ...

A dispute over a Langley, B.C., agent’s political Instagram posts has put the boundary between professional regulation and ...

A home that sits for 18 months without an offer isn't a comparable. "It's a hostage situation," writes Niagara agent Rob Dundas. He looks at why sellers in his region are stuck chasing pandemic-era ...

Your seller wants to move back into their rental. Your buyer wants the tenant out by closing. Under Ontario's new LTB rules, those two scenarios can now play out very differently.