A Member has reported that the owner of one of his listings in the Aurora Heights, Aurora area, informed him last week that three individuals were at her driveway, and one man started to check the doors and peep in the windows of the property. The female seller was scared since no appointments were booked. She shouted at them through the window, and they quickly left. The people returned around 5:30 p.m. and were greeted by the seller's husband coming home from work. He asked them if they had appointment with a sales representative; however, they hurriedly returned to their car and left. They are described as two males, both approximately 5'8", and one female, and they drove a white 4-door sedan.

It is not known if their intentions were to burglarize the home if they discovered no one was home or if they were casing the home for a future open house visit.

Regarding open houses, Members are reminded to carry their cell phones with them at all times; consider keeping a guest registry at all open houses, requesting visitors' identification as part of this process; and to accompany buyers throughout showings where possible. In addition to safeguarding their own possessions, it is suggested that Members also advise their clients to remove valuables from the home, including jewellery and electronics, prior to any showing rather than attempting to hide them.

As REALTORS®, it's important to have an understanding of money management. From helping your clients make one of the largest financial decisions of their lives, to managing your own personal and business finances, knowing how to make smart money decisions is key.

On Thursday, May 31, join business journalist, author, and television host, Bruce Sellery, as he provides insights on how to get a better handle on your money at the new TREB Trends speaker series at REALTOR® QUEST (Toronto Congress Centre, 650 Dixon Road, map).

In his presentation, entitled Why Smart People Do Dumb Things With Their Money (And What You Can Do About It), the author of the Moolala money guides will help you:

• Gain clarity on some of the mistakes you're making with money;
• Create a simple plan to correct your money mistakes quickly;
• Become more confident in asking questions about money;
• And more!

But, why let us tell you, when Bruce has provided a great video summary of what's in store:

Session Info:
This session is part of TREB Trends, a new speaker series at REALTOR® QUEST that features two days of incredible presentations that will offer a great way to truly immerse yourself in some of the hottest trending topics in real estate.

Date: Thursday, May 31, 2018
Time: 10:15 a.m.–11:15 a.m.
Location: Cohen Ballroom, South Building, Toronto Congress Centre, 650 Dixon Road (map)

About REALTOR® QUEST

REALTOR® QUEST is Canada's largest real estate trade show and conference. This year, it will take place on Wednesday, May 30 and Thursday, May 31 at the Toronto Congress Centre (650 Dixon Road, map). For more information about REALTOR® QUEST, visit realtorquest.ca.

Don't forget to join the conversation on social media. Find us @TREBhome and join in by using #REALTORQUEST. Talk soon!

COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERING

One of the best ways to provide your feedback as a TREB Member is to volunteer to serve on a TREB Committee, Task Force or Roster.

Volunteering for one of our committees also provides you with the opportunity to work with likeminded REALTORS®, while developing the experience, skills and credentials you need to become a potential future BOD, in addition to numerous other benefits. Talk to others who have, it's rewarding!

If you'd like to apply to become a committee volunteer, please click here.

PLUS: Watch the video below to hear President Tim Syrianos share his volunteer experience.

YOUR BOARD, YOUR VOTE

Did you know that from May 22 to May 27, 2018, you can cast your vote online to elect TREB's 2018/2019 Board of Directors (BOD)?

Why should you vote?

• You can conveniently cast your vote online
• The BOD serves you, the Members, and deals with important industry issues
• The BOD helps to shape the future of your Association

Click here to learn more about your BOD, and don't forget to vote in May!

FEEDBACK SURVEYS

Key to TREB's core goal of listening to our over 50,000 Members, TREB regularly sends online feedback surveys to your email inbox.

These mostly multiple-choice surveys are easy to fill out and help us gain your feedback on TREB services, initiatives, and important industry issues, so we can continue to enhance your Member experience. Stay tuned for more surveys this spring!

This is the final Spotlight on Over 100 TREB Services email in our eight-month campaign to show you, our Members, where to find and how to use TREB Member services. Click here to view the campaign archive.

Stay tuned to your inbox, Stratus and social media, as we'll soon announce a relaunch of Spotlight and dig even deeper into TREB services that can help you leverage your business, enhance your professionalism and, ultimately, serve your clients better.

Don't forget to visit the Interactive Member Tools & Services Map on Stratus for all 100+ tools and services, any time and on any device. 

On Monday, April 9, TREB hosted its third and final Market Year in Review, Outlook & Economic Summit of 2018 in York Region.

The sold-out event, which took place at the Cardinal Golf Club, drew nearly 100 attendees who came out to hear presentations on the real estate market in York Region and the broader Greater Golden Horseshoe, as well as research on the relationship between housing diversity, supply, and affordability in the GGH.

OPENING REMARKS

After providing a brief update on key TREB initiatives, TREB CEO John DiMichele kicked off the event's proceedings by offering opening remarks. DiMichele thanked those in attendance and noted how the Summit built on the research published in TREB's third annual Market Year in Review and Outlook Report released earlier this year (click here to read).

Host of the summit, TREB President Tim Syrianos, also provided opening remarks before welcoming a series of esteemed guest speakers from York Region to the podium.

Geoffrey Dawe, Mayor of Aurora; Virginia Hackson, Mayor of East Gwillimbury; and Vito Spatafora, Deputy Mayor of Richmond Hill, were all present to offer opening remarks and thanked TREB for inviting the municipalities of York Region to participate in the event.

In an exciting addition to the lineup, The Honourable Chris Ballard, Ontario's Minister of the Environment and Climate Change, was also welcomed to the stage to provide brief remarks.

MAIN PRESENTATIONS 
Paul Smetanin, President and CEO of the Canadian Centre for Economic Analysis (CANCEA), was welcomed back to the podium to deliver a presentation on missing middle housing. He discussed the interplay between housing density, diversity, and supply, and how it's critical to understanding and addressing the housing affordability issues in the Greater Golden Horseshoe.

Click here to view Paul Smetanin's presentation

Also on hand to present on the market were Jason Mercer, TREB's Director of Market Analysis and Service Channels, and Sean Simpson, Vice Present at Ipsos Public Affairs. Mercer focused on providing a data-driven outlook for the GTA and York Region housing markets, while Simpson presented updated consumer research from Ipsos, including data pointed specifically at York Region.

Click here to view Jason Mercer's and Sean Simpson's presentation

Q&A SESSION

Following the presentations, the audience was invited to pose questions to the Summit's speakers.

From TREB Members, to representatives from the Newmarket Chamber of Commerce and industry organizations, including BILD, the REALTORS® Association of Hamilton-Burlington, and the Residential & Civil Construction Alliance of Ontario, the well-attended event saw a wide variety of attendees.

To view more images of the event, visit TREB's social media @TREBhome or our Facebook page here.

Take advantage of an excellent opportunity to serve your Board in a significant way! TREB is looking for candidates who are motivated, enthusiastic and qualified to take a leadership position on the Toronto Real Estate Board.

The Election of the 2018/2019 Board of Directors shall be held at the Spring Annual Meeting of the Toronto Real Estate Board on May 30, 2018.

• Call For Nominations and Nomination Form 2018 
  
  
• Code of Conduct 
• Social Media Policy 
• Social Media Policy & Guidelines for Members 

As the federal government prepares to legalize the possession, distribution and growth of cannabis in residential homes, Realtors across Ontario want to ensure that the provincial government is taking steps to protect home buyers, sellers and owners.

The Ontario Real Estate Association has developed an Action Plan for Cannabis Legalizationthat outlines five policies to protect consumers from the risks involved in purchasing a former grow operation. The Action Plan is part of a public relations campaign focused on concerns with health and safety issues related to cannabis cultivation in private residences.

The five policy changes to protect consumers from the risks involved in purchasing a former grow operation, include:

1. Designate illegal grow operations as unsafe under the Building Code Act;
2. Mandate that former illegal cannabis operations are inspected by a municipal building official;
3. Require municipalities to register remediation work orders on the title of a former grow operation;
4. Mandate that all licensed home inspectors receive training on how to spot the signs of a former marijuana grow operation; and
5. Restrict the number of plants that a homeowner can grow from four to one in units 1,000 square feet or smaller.

For further details on the Action Plan, please go to protectontariohomes.ca and TAKE ACTION today by emailing your local MPP! Ensure that Realtors' voices are heard so that policymakers take action to protect Ontario homeowners and address the long-term impact of legal cannabis cultivation on Ontario's housing stock.

For details on the provincial government's cannabis legalization, please click here. 

As part of the Promoting Affordable Housing Act, starting on April 12, 2018, Ontario municipalities will have a new planning tool at their disposal to encourage the creation of more affordable housing units – inclusionary zoning. The provincial government has announced that it is giving municipalities the ability to require developers to include affordable housing units for low- and middle-income families in new residential developments through inclusionary zoning.

The new inclusionary zoning by-laws will apply to developments of 10 or more units, although municipalities could choose to set a higher threshold based on local circumstances. Inclusionary zoning can also be applied to any type of residential development – both ownership and rental – based on local needs and priorities.

Each municipality will have the flexibility to decide the total number of affordable housing units to be included in some residential developments, how long units stay affordable, and what measure and incentives can be used to offset the costs of the development of those units.  

For further information on the province's inclusionary zoning legislation, please click here.

A Member reported receiving an online lead for a buyer looking for a property in the $8 to 9 M range. The email showed a picture of a couple with an address in Thornhill; however, she was concerned as the email appeared to have originated from the US, and the phone number supplied was 'not a working number' with the area code associated with Connecticut.

When she checked the Thornhill address, she found it was listed for sale, but the seller's name was different from the name of the person who had emailed her. She contacted the Listing Salesperson who confirmed that the email sender's name did not relate in any way to the Thornhill address. The Listing Salesperson called back a few hours later to say that an inquiry had come in on one of her high-end listings from the same people.

Concerned about possible email viruses and the discordant information, the Member did not open any of the attachments regarding the buyer's criteria, and she decided not to pursue the lead.

TREB wishes to remind Members to endeavor to verify the identity of potential buyers and sellers and to be cautious about opening any suspicious attachments or links. 

Members are encouraged to take appropriate safety precautions when meeting a client for the first time, including meeting at the office and verifying their identity, being accompanied by a colleague for showings where possible, keeping a mobile phone on hand at all times, and updating the office on your itinerary.

Yesterday, the April issue of TREB's monthly newsletter, Across The Board, was sent to all TREB Members via email.

Be sure to read every page of the April issue for the latest updates on:

• The 2018/2019 Board of Directors election process
• How to score discounted TREB FEST tickets
• A newly expanded trade show at REALTOR® QUEST 2018
• An exciting new REALTOR® STORE promo offer
• How to connect and share ideas with your fellow Realtors on Facebook
• Volunteering for a TREB committee with a message from President Tim Syrianos
• How to use Google Street View on Stratus
• And more!

Click here or on the image above to read this month's issue. You can also view or download a print-friendly PDF here.

Can't Access Across The Board?

If you're having trouble accessing the links above, you can also access Across The Board through the Tools & Services Map clickable from the top-most menu on the Stratus home page.

Looking for a Previous Issue?

To read a previous issue, visit the Across The Board archives here, or access the archives from the Your Resource Centre page.

If you have questions about Across The Board, please send them to acrosstheboard@trebnet.com.

DID YOU KNOW that as a TREB Member, you are entitled to exclusive group rates and personalized coverage from insurance provider The Personal? You could also save over $680 when you sign up and bundle your home and auto insurance.*

Here are just some of the reasons you should switch to The Personal:

• Receive special rates usually lower than those available to the general public;
• Save faster, after only 100 days of safe driving, when signing up for the Ajusto® Program;
• Manage your policy anytime, anywhere, and file a claim instantly on your smartphone or tablet with 'The Personal' handy app;
• Stay notified when water or freeze is detected in your home with The Personal's Alert Program;
• And much more!

The majority of The Personal's new clients described the process of switching from their old insurance provider as easier than expected.

If you're interested in receiving a quote, please contact 1-888-476-8737, or visit thepersonal.com/treb.

*Average savings reported by policyholders was $724. Savings amounts are not guaranteed and may vary.

Are you relatively new to the business and looking to develop or sharpen your skills to become a top performer and maximize your potential in real estate? Then, you won't want to miss the Learning Quest sessions being offered at REALTOR® QUEST in May.

Focused on bringing you some of the best professional development in the industry, Learning Quest is one of the biggest draws of REALTOR® QUEST, Canada's largest real estate trade show and conference held on Wednesday, May 30 and Thursday, May 31 at the Toronto Congress Centre (650 Dixon Road, map).

Discover some of the top Learning Quest instructors and sessions for new REALTORS® below:

STRATEGIES TO BOOST YOUR BUSINESS WITH BRUCE KEITH
Named by Inman News as one of the "Top 25 Real Estate Coaches in the Business," Bruce Keith is a leading trainer for sales organizations and has over 29 years of experience in real estate.

An acclaimed keynote speaker, author, and sales coach, Keith will host the following sessions:

• Bouncing Back Fast - 10 Strategies for Handling the Ups and Downs of the Competitive Marketplace on Wednesday, May 30 at 3:15 p.m. in the Berton Room
• Boost Your Business Now - 6 Strategies for Generating More Transactions Immediately on Thursday, May 31 at 2:30 p.m. in the Pinsent Room

LEARN THE LATEST MARKETING TOOLS FROM DAVID GREENSPAN
A go-to source of keep-in-touch marketing for the real estate industry, David Greenspan is the Vice President of the KiTS Keep-in-Touch Systems creative agency.

Greenspan will host The AMH Theorem (Audience, Marketing, Hustle) on Wednesday, May 30 at 12:45 p.m. in the Berton Room, Toronto Congress Centre. This fun, high energy session will touch on marketing strategies, social media, online leads, and more. Click the video above to see the kind of energy Greenspan brings to his talks. This is one you won't want to miss!

HOW TO AVOID THE TOP MISTAKES MADE BY REALTORS® WITH SUE STYLES
A former adult educator, journalist and television host, Sue Styles, has over a decade of experience in real estate and has hands-on experience working with top producing offices.

She will host two sessions on The Top Mistakes REALTORS® Make and How to Avoid Them!:

• Thursday, May 31 at 8:30 a.m. in the Waxman Room, Toronto Congress Centre
• Thursday, May 31 at 11:30 a.m. in the Berton Room, Toronto Congress Centre

See the video below for a preview of what to expect at this helpful session.

A SNAPSHOT OF FIRST-TIME BUYERS WITH HIND AYOUNI PRESENTED BY GENWORTH CANADA
Prior to joining Genworth Canada, Hind Ayouni spent over 13 years at some of Canada's biggest banks, holding various positions focused on home financing, mortgage services, and more.

Ayouni's session, entitled A Snapshot of Todays' First-Time Home Buyer, will take place on Thursday, May 31 at 8:30 a.m. in the Sutherland Room, Toronto Congress Centre, and will delve into the findings of Genworth Canada's 2017 first-time home ownership study.

VIEW THE FULL LIST OF LEARNING QUEST SESSIONS HERE.

PLUS, DON'T MISS ALL THE EXCITING ACTION IN STORE AT REALTOR® QUEST
REALTOR® QUEST 2018 features an impressive lineup, including featured keynote presentations from Mel Robbins and Benjamin Tal, TREB's Spring Annual Meeting, as well as a new TREB Trends series featuring Janet Bannister and Bruce Sellery.

Plus, you won't want to miss out on the newly-expanded Trade Show, as well as the revamped TREB Pavilion, Member-favourite Health Quest, and exciting programming at Centre Stage.

About REALTOR® QUEST
REALTOR® QUEST is Canada's largest real estate trade show and conference. This year, it will take place on Wednesday, May 30 and Thursday, May 31 at the Toronto Congress Centre (650 Dixon Road, map). For more information about REALTOR® QUEST, visit realtorquest.ca.

Don't forget to join the conversation on social media. Find us @TREBhome and join in by using #REALTORQUEST. Talk soon!

Are you a Broker of Record or Manager looking to build on your years of experience in the real estate industry and acquire in-depth information on the latest housing market trends, which you can also impart to your clients and at your sales meetings?

Then, you won't want to miss out on Learning Quest sessions being offered at REALTOR® QUEST in May.  And don't forget to use the new Add to Calendar functionavailable on realtorquest.ca to help plan your conference experience!

Focused on bringing you some of the best professional development in the industry, Learning Quest is one of the biggest draws of REALTOR® QUEST, Canada's largest real estate trade show and conference held on Wednesday, May 30 and Thursday, May 31 at the Toronto Congress Centre (650 Dixon Road, map).

Discover some of the Learning Quest and sessions recommended for you below:

FLEX SPACE INNOVATION FACILITATED BY ALTUS GROUP

The Flex Space Innovation panel, facilitated by Altus Group, focuses on coworking spaces, a growing sector in real estate. Coworking spaces have attracted attention in recent years with the increase in entrepreneurial startups and the need for collaboration and flexibility in the workplace.

The session is set to take place on Thursday, May 31 at 8:30 a.m. in the RQ Theatre and will feature a panel of expert speakers, including:

• Carl Gomez: Senior Vice President, Research & Strategy, for QuadReal Property Group, and well-known Canadian economist with over two decades of business experience;
• Kane Willmott: Co-Founder & CEO of iQ Office Suites, a Canadian luxury coworking brand, and President of the Global Workspace Associations; and
• Ray Wong: Vice President of Data Operations for Altus Group's Data Solutions Team, and a nearly 30-year veteran of the commercial real estate industry.

MARKET UPDATE AND TREB PRODUCTS & SERVICES WITH JASON MERCER

TREB's Director of Market Analysis and Service Channels, Jason Mercer, leads TREB's market analysis program and helps REALTORS® and their clients understand trends in the GTA housing market. He also manages the delivery of information and data products to TREB's Members.

Jason Mercer will host the following two sessions:

• A housing Market Update on Wednesday, May 30 at 12:45 p.m. in the RQ Theatre
• TREB Products and Services on Thursday, May 31 at 8:30 a.m. in the Berton Room. This session will focus on new and enhanced products and services accessed through Stratus

NEW HOMES MARKET UPDATE FACILITATED BY ALTUS GROUP

What changes in residential real estate have occurred in the Greater Toronto Area over the last year, and what opportunities and challenges lie ahead? 

Altus Group will facilitate a New Homes Market Update session led by Phong Ngo, Director of National New Homes Research for Data Solutions, Altus Group, on Thursday, May 31 at 11:30 a.m.in the Sutherland Room.

VIEW THE FULL LIST OF LEARNING QUEST SESSIONS HERE.

PLUS, DON'T MISS ALL THE EXCITING ACTION IN STORE AT REALTOR® QUEST
REALTOR® QUEST 2018 features an impressive lineup, including featured keynote presentations from Mel Robbins and Benjamin Tal, TREB's Spring Annual Meeting, as well as a new TREB Trends series featuring Janet Bannister and Bruce Sellery.

Plus, you won't want to miss out on the newly-expanded Trade Show, as well as the revamped TREB Pavilion, Member-favourite Health Quest, and exciting programming at Centre Stage.

About REALTOR® QUEST
REALTOR® QUEST is Canada's largest real estate trade show and conference. This year, it will take place on Wednesday, May 30 and Thursday, May 31 at the Toronto Congress Centre (650 Dixon Road, map). For more information about REALTOR® QUEST, visit realtorquest.ca.

Don't forget to join the conversation on social media. Find us @TREBhome and join in by using #REALTORQUEST. Talk soon!

In May 2017, the City of Toronto was given the authority to impose a tax on vacant homes through the Ontario Fair Housing Plan. Subsequently, the City's Executive Committee instructed City staff to conduct consultations and to bring forward recommendations on how to implement this tax.

TREB has been working diligently on this issue to stress that policies targeted at the housing market should be evidence-based, and to point out numerous concerns with this proposal. TREB's efforts included meetings with senior staff in the Mayor's Office and key staff in the City's Finance Department who are responsible for drafting the recommendations to the Mayor's Executive Committee. City staff had been planning to bring forward recommendations at the end of November 2017, but the report got delayed.

At the recent meeting of the Toronto Executive Committee on April 17, it was decided that City staff should conduct further research on the potential tax on vacant homes in Toronto, and report back in 2019 after this year's municipal elections.

TREB is encouraged that the City is taking a thoughtful, thorough and evidence-based approach on this issue, and that our input is being carefully considered. We will continue to work with City Hall to ensure the voice of the real estate industry is heard on this matter.

On Tuesday May 1, in order to comply with security standards, our system security provider will be turning off support for the dated TLS (Transport Layer Security) version 1.0. All Members who are presently using out-of-date browsers will need to install newer versions of those browsers which support the newer security protocols. Otherwise, logging into Stratus will become problematic. Also, as of June 30, TREB's e-Commerce website will no longer support the TLS 1.0 protocol. 

As we reported here on October 27, there is an ongoing industry-wide attempt to move away from the potentially vulnerable encryption protocol TLS (Transport Layer Security) version 1.0. Older Internet Explorer versions, older Safari browsers, and older Android phones only support TLS 1.0. Because they do not support the newer TLS protocols, use of these browsers has become increasingly problematic with new applications and websites that use newer versions of TLS only. 

If you are using any of the following browsers, you should upgrade the software at your earliest convenience:

• IE 10 or below (current version 11)
• Chrome Version 21 or below (current version 65)
• Firefox 26 or below (current version 59)
• Opera version 13 or below (current version 52)
• Safari 6 or below (current version 11)

Also, anyone using an Android device with an OS of KitKat 4.4.4 or below (current version 8.1) will need to update their devices.

For accessing Stratus with a PC, you should be using one of the following browsers for best results:

• Microsoft Internet Explorer 11
• Microsoft Edge 41+ *
• Google Chrome 63+ *
• Mozilla Firefox 57+ *

For accessing Stratus with a Macintosh computer, you should be using one of the following browsers:

• Apple Safari 10+
• Google Chrome 63+ *
• Mozilla Firefox 57+ *

* Note that Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Edge are updated regularly and the versions noted reflect the current minimum supported version as of the creation of this document.  As a rule, the latest three versions of these browsers are supported by Stratus. 

Recommended new PC:

• Operating System: Microsoft Windows 10
• Processor: 2 gigahertz (GHz) processor
• Memory (RAM): 4 gigabyte (GB) or greater
• Display Resolution: 1280x1040 or greater
• Hard Disk Space: 256 gigabyte (GB) available hard disk space
• High Speed Internet Access: WIFI / Ethernet or 4G access

Recommended new Apple (MacBook or iMac):

• Operating System: Apple macOS 10.12 (High Sierra) or newer
• Processor: 2 gigahertz (GHz) processor
• Memory (RAM): 4 gigabyte (GB) or greater
• Display Resolution: 1280x1040 or greater
• Hard Disk Space: 256 gigabyte (GB) available hard disk space
• High Speed Internet Access: WIFI / Ethernet or 4G access

Minimum PC System Requirements:

• Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows 8 or Microsoft Windows 10
• Processor: 1 gigahertz (GHz) processor
• Memory (RAM): 2 gigabyte (GB) 
• Display Resolution: 1024x768 or greater
• Hard Disk Space: 20 gigabyte (GB) available hard disk space

Minimum Apple System Requirements:

• Operating System: Apple macOS 10.10 (Mavericks) or greater
• Processor: 2 gigahertz (GHz) or faster processor
• Memory (RAM): 2 gigabyte (GB)
• Display Resolution: 1024x768 or greater
• Hard Disk Space: 20 gigabyte (GB) available hard disk space

Accessing Stratus:

Note that as of June 30, 2018, Members will require a smartphone running Apple iOS (iOS 9.3 or later) or Android OS (Android OS 5.0+) in order to access Stratus through the Clareity Authenticator App.

Form 400, the OREA Residential Agreement to Lease has been revised (March 2018). Clauses 12 and 13 now make  reference to the provincial Standard Lease for Rentals.

For more information on the new standard lease form, click here.

To view the provincial agreement, click here. 

Do you want to build your confidence, fearlessly pursue your dreams, and grow your business, all in as much time as it takes to count to five?

Don't miss world-renowned motivational speaker Mel Robbins, who will deliver a featured keynote presentation on Thursday, May 31 at 1:00 p.m. in Hall B.

Make sure to use the NEW Add to Calendar function available on realtorquest.ca to help ensure you don't miss out on this and all the other great sessions available at REALTOR® QUEST.

In Robbins' keynote presentation at REALTOR® QUEST, entitled The 5 Second Rule – Achieve Breakthrough Performance in Your Career & Life, the serial entrepreneur and bestselling author will:

• Explain how to use the secrets of the "5 Second Rule" to alter your life
• Inspire you to reach your true potential
• Teach you the three ways your brain uses "trickery" to stop action
• And more!

But, Mel wanted to invite you herself, so she's shared this video message:

Session Info:
Date: Thursday, May 31, 2018
Time: 1:00 p.m.–2:00 p.m.
Location: Hall B, South Building, Toronto Congress Centre, 650 Dixon Road (map)

About REALTOR® QUEST 
REALTOR® QUEST is Canada's largest real estate trade show and conference. This year, it will take place on Wednesday, May 30 and Thursday, May 31 at the Toronto Congress Centre (650 Dixon Road, map). For more information about REALTOR® QUEST, visit realtorquest.ca.

Don't forget to join the conversation on social media. Find us @TREBhome and join in by using #REALTORQUEST. Talk soon!