AI is changing real estate. RECO says the rules still apply
As AI becomes more common in real estate, RECO is reminding agents that technology doesn’t change their professional obligations or potential penalties.
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Expensive energy, expensive debt: Canadians get the bill twice
On Oct. 28, the Bank of Canada raised its policy rate by a quarter percentage point to 2.5 per cent. In very simple terms, part of the bank’s reasoning is that businesses facing higher energy costs may soon charge more for their products and services. The bank...
URSINO: The SRP ghost stories we tell each other
The rules around self-represented parties can be less frightening than the stories agents tell. (Photo created with the help of AI) Every brokerage has its campfire stories, and around Halloween they get told a little louder. The agent who lost a deal over one...
The Real Deal: Industry Highlights for October 2026
(Top: Ross McCredie, Jay Patel, Mina Hossine, Mary-Ann Mears. Bottom: Della Parker, Tanya LaRose, Tamir Poleg, Karen Doering.) Each month, REM shares brokerage expansions and conversions, leadership appointments and other key industry moves. Have an...
OPINION: The real story behind Open Real Estate isn’t technology. It’s control.
The views expressed in this column are solely those of the author. On Oct. 26, four major real estate groups in the United States made an announcement you might have seen. AGNT (eXp Realty), HomeServices of America (BHHS), Keller Williams, and Real Remax Group...