Spring
Print Edition
2026
The Return to Print
After a long absence, Real Estate Magazine is returning to print with a limited Spring Edition.
This edition exists because readers kept asking for it. Over time, in emails, meetings, and conversations across the industry, one request surfaced repeatedly: bring the magazine back in print.
The Spring Print Edition brings REM’s long-form reporting, analysis, and perspective into a permanent format, designed for professionals who value depth, context, and work that endures beyond a single news cycle.
Why a Print Edition?
Print Requires Intention.
Stories must earn their space. Ideas must hold up without constant updates or distribution tactics. This edition reflects the same editorial standards that guide RealEstateMagazine.ca, translated into a physical format built for focus and longevity.
The decision to return to print was driven by sustained reader feedback and a belief that certain work benefits from being slowed down.
What’s Inside
The Spring Print Edition includes:
Long-form editorial features and interviews
Reporting focused on leadership, decision-making, and strategy
Analysis designed to remain relevant beyond current market conditions
A curated selection of voices shaping Canadian real estate
All content is produced by the REM editorial team to established editorial standards.
Who This Edition Is For
This edition is intended for:
Real estate professionals who want fewer inputs and better thinking
Brokerage leaders, team leaders, and operators
Readers who prefer work that can be read, marked, and revisited
Ordering Information
The Spring Print Edition is available for individual purchase.
Price
$20 + Tax
Format
Print magazine
Mailing
Quantity
No digital version will be available.
Bulk Orders
For brokerages, teams, or organizations interested in ordering five or more copies, bulk ordering options are available.
Bulk orders are suitable for office distribution, team meetings, conferences, and internal use.
A Note on This Edition
The Spring Print Edition marks Real Estate Magazine’s return to print and reflects a commitment to long-form, high-trust industry journalism.
It is produced deliberately, in limited quantities, for readers who value work that lasts.