Federal Court of Appeal allows key claims in Sunderland commission lawsuit to proceed
Canada’s Federal Court of Appeal has dismissed appeals by CREA, TRREB and several brokerages, allowing remaining claims in a proposed class action challenging buyer brokerage commission rules to proceed.
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Sotheby’s Canada searching for new president after Abbasi exit
Mustafa Abbasi/LinkedIn Mustafa Abbasi is no longer president of Sotheby’s International Realty Canada, just eight months after his appointment was announced in February. The company confirmed his departure this week in a statement to Real Estate Magazine, but...
How one standard lease clause created a tenancy for life
For a client, part of the value proposition when evaluating a Realtor is the depth and quality of advice they can provide. Good advice makes for successful decision-making. On legal issues, the right move is generally to have them speak to a lawyer or...
Sotheby’s Liza Kaufman on taking risks, starting over and the stories behind success
Liza Kaufman/Sotheby's International Realty Canada Liza Kaufman has never been one to wait for the perfect moment to take a chance. The founding partner of Sotheby's International Realty Québec believes taking risks is essential to entrepreneurship, and that...
Saskatchewan housing supply improves, but remains 40 per cent below average
Saskatchewan homebuyers are seeing more choice heading into the fall market, with new listings and inventory increasing in September, although supply remains well below historical levels. According to the Saskatchewan Realtors Association (SRA), 2,182 new listings...
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FOCH: GTA listings are falling faster than sales and prices are still slipping
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