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1. www.orea.comOREA - Ontario Real Estate Association

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   OREA works to reduce barriers to home ownership and improve equitable access to housing in Ontario. Through advocacy efforts and meeting with provincial leaders, OREA lobbies for REALTOR ® issues that affect Ontario.

2. www.orea.com › about-us › oreaOntario Real Estate Boards

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   OREA represents the nearly 100,000 real estate brokers and salespeople members of Ontario’s 29 real estate boards. The Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) serves its members on a provincial level, through a variety of publications, educational programs and special services.

3. news.ontario.ca › en › backgrounderOntario Updating Rules for Real Estate Professionals and ...

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   Nov 28, 2023 · The Trust in Real Estate Services Act (TRESA), 2020 updates legislation governing Ontario’s real estate brokerages, brokers, and salespersons (registrants). These latest updates will strengthen consumer protection, better educate home buyers and sellers, and enhance professionalism within the real estate services sector.

4. reco.on.ca › agents-and-brokeragesAgents and Brokerages - RECO

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   Info for real estate agents. Info for brokerages. TRESA Explained. The Trust in Real Estate Services Act, 2002(TRESA), is consumer protection legislation governing the conduct of real estate agents and brokerages trading in real estate in the province of Ontario. Learn more.

5. www.canadianlawyermag.com › practice-areas › realOntario enhances disclosures for real estate brokerages ...

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   Dec 7, 2023 · Changes in Phase 2. Specifically, the new rules will do the following: allow real estate brokerages to disclose the details of competing offers, excluding personal or identifying information, if the seller directs them to do so. enhance disclosure requirements for registrants.

6. www.reco.on.ca › about › what-we-doWhat we do - RECO

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   The Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO) regulates real estate agents and brokerages in the province. We protect the public interest through a safe and informed marketplace.

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   How did Ontario's real estate brokerage business change in December?

   • Photo by Tony Caldwell/Postmedia The rules of Ontario’s real estate brokerage business changed in December when the Trust In Real Estate Services Act (TRESA) came into force, promising enhanced professionalism, more robust consumer protection, transparency and education of both buyers and sellers.

   New Ontario real estate act strives for transparency, comes up short

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   Who regulates real estate agents in Ontario?

   • The Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO) regulates real estate agents and brokerages in the province. We protect the public interest through a safe and informed marketplace. RECO holds real estate agents to professional standards, protects the public interest, and enhances consumer confidence in the real estate profession.

   What we do - RECO

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   What is reality 24?

   • Hosted by the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA), REALiTY 24 is essential viewing for fans of real estate and any REALTOR® looking to stay ahead in the competitive real estate market. It’s all happening at the Shaw Centre in Ottawa on March 6-7, 2024.

   OREA - Ontario Real Estate Association

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   What is brokerage representation in real estate?

   • Under brokerage representation, real estate clients are represented by brokerages. Clients may work with a specific real estate broker or salesperson, but they are represented by the broker or salesperson’s entire brokerage. If a brokerage has multiple clients in a single transaction, the brokerage and its staff must treat each client impartially.

   Ontario Updating Rules for Real Estate Professionals and Brokerages

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   How will a real estate information guide benefit Ontarians?

   • Ontarians will be better protected and informed through enhanced disclosures, including in multiple representation situations, and with an information guide to help individuals make informed decisions when they trade in real estate. The guide will provide information about:

   Ontario Updating Rules for Real Estate Professionals and Brokerages

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   What is the real estate Council of Ontario (RECO)?

   • The Real Estate Council of Ontario (RECO) is responsible for regulating real estate professionals in the province on behalf of the Ontario government. It aims to protect the public interest through a fair, safe and informed marketplace. There are 29 local real estate boards within Ontario.

   Ontario Real Estate Boards

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8. financialpost.com › real-estate › new-ontario-realNew Ontario real estate act strives for transparency, comes ...

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   Jan 1, 2024 · The rules of Ontario’s real estate brokerage business changed in December when the Trust In Real Estate Services Act (TRESA) came into force, promising enhanced professionalism, more robust consumer protection, transparency and education of both buyers and sellers.