Working with Builders: What You Should Know
The Real Estate Act Exemption Regulation exempts builders and their employees from the requirement to hold a licence from RECA when selling the builder’s properties. This can lead to confusion…
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The Real Estate Act Exemption Regulation exempts builders and their employees from the requirement to hold a licence from RECA when selling the builder’s properties. This can lead to confusion…
When you transfer brokerages, it can be difficult to understand what client belongs to what brokerage. But the answer is simple: clients that you worked with at your old brokerage…
Measured Responses is a new feature in the Regulator where we publish frequently asked questions about the Residential Measurement Standard. In this edition, we focus on unusual grades, basement access,…
Licence fees remain the same for 2018-2019, REIX fee decreasing Council approved the 2018-2019 budget at its July meeting, which included no increase to the licensing fees for the 2018-2019…
By Brian Klingspon, Chair I’d like to use my message in this edition of the Regulator to do something a bit different, and talk to you as one industry professional…
Council added new action items to its 2016-2020 Strategic Business Plan, largely stemming from the Governance Committee’s work. Council approved a motion to have an online annual meeting in early…
The Real Estate Council of Alberta (RECA) believes in continuous improvement. But, in order to improve and demonstrate improvement, we need to know where we are now. As part of…
In Fall 2017, RECA hired Weaver Marketing Research to gather in-depth feedback from Alberta consumers and industry professionals through focus groups and surveys. This is the third time RECA has conducted…