In her new role, Tania Artenosi will lead OREA's efforts to continue advocating for affordable homeownership and fighting for fair and equitable access to homes.

The Ontario Real Estate Association is calling on the provincial government to cut red tape and update exclusionary single-family zoning laws in high-demand areas.

In response to government consultations, the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) has proposed 28 recommendations for ending “bully offers” in real estate.

The Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA) has elected Kim Clouthier, a Sault Ste. Marie-based real estate broker, as provincial director.

At a recent event, Ontario Premier Doug Ford stated that the government is committed to making it more appealing for developers to build rental housing.

The average selling price for condominium apartments sold in Q1-2018 was up by nine per cent year-over-year to $533,447, according to the TREB.

The government of Ontario has introduced legislation that, if passed, will implement North America-leading rules in the province around how real estate professionals can represent consumers.

Ontario realtors are one step closer to being able to form personal real estate corporations under Bill 104, the Tax Fairness for Realtors Act, 2017.

Ontario realtors are in support of Bill 104, the Tax Fairness for Realtors Act, 2017. If passed, it would allow realtors to form personal real estate corporations.

The OHBA and OREA are calling on the provincial government to provide ideas to ease the growing housing affordability challenges many Ontarians are facing.

According to new research from the OREA, half of Ontarians looking to buy a home within the next two years say they are looking for a detached house.

Tim Hudak has been named the next Chief Executive Officer of the Ontario Real Estate Association (OREA), effective later this year.

Effective July 1, 2015, electronic signatures are legally equivalent to signatures on paper documents in Ontario real estate transactions.