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Real Estate Ethics IndexAt REIC, we believe that every Canadian deserves the highest professional standards when working with real estate professionals across Canada. The Real Estate Ethics Index represents a cohesive and comprehensive benchmark in the real estate industry, highlighting ethical standards on a national scale.
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Network
Share professional advice or business referrals with your peers at REIC and increase your profile. Meet face to face at local and national events, and online via REIC’s LinkedIn group and digital webinars. |
Experience
Get involved and hone your leadership skills by joining and participating in REIC committees, task forces, working groups and the board of directors at the National level. |
Recognition
Be recognized by your peers for commitment to excellence through the REIC Pursuit of Excellence Awards program. Be recognized in the Industry through blockchain verified badging and on the REIC Ethics Index. |
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Posted May 28, 2025
We've launched a new designation. Introducing the Graduate of the Real Estate Institute of Canada (GRI.C) designation. If you hold a real estate licence and are a REALTOR®, become designated and separate yourself from the competition.
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Posted May 2, 2025
With tens of thousands of new rental and condo units on the horizon, Canada faces a critical — and often overlooked — challenge: a looming shortage of skilled property managers. This week, we explore the forces driving demand, the talent gap threatening the sector, and how professionalization and technology could hold the key to Canada's real estate future. Read the full article.
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Posted April 17, 2025
As Canadian cities expand, Transit-Oriented Development (TOD) offers a path to more sustainable, connected, and affordable urban growth. This week’s article examines how the $30 billion Canada Public Transit Fund is shaping TOD efforts nationwide. The article highlights key success factors-like high-density zoning, multimodal access, and affordable housing-drawing insights from global leaders such as Amsterdam, Hong Kong, and London. Read the full article.
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