The Administrative Justice program, run by AREA, enforces professional standards among real estate professionals. Previously, each real estate board had its own local dispute panel, but smaller boards struggled to find unbiased jurors. AREA began providing dispute services to these smaller boards several years ago. In Calgary and Edmonton, administrative justice can be handled by either AREA or the local board.
This project will examine the administrative justice processes within CREB, RAE, and AREA, aiming to understand the challenges, perceptions, and issues. It will gather feedback from participants and general members to identify potential improvements.
Amount Funded
$58,800
Year Funded
2024
Funding Priority
Real Estate Leadership: Build and elevate the capacity of real estate and related professionals to keep pace with the massive changes facing the real estate industry today and into the future.
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Alberta Real Estate Association
As the professional provincial body, the Alberta Real Estate Association (AREA) represents the interests and concerns of more than 12,500+ Alberta REALTORS®, from the 10 local real estate Board/Associations. We provide strategic leadership and advance the Alberta real estate profession through member-centric services, advocacy and professional development.
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