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The OREA Real Estate College will cease to operate on December 31, 2020. Find out how the closing will affect admissions and the deadline to complete programs.

2019 course sessions are now available for enrolment

The OREA Real Estate College is pleased to announce the availability of 2019 course sessions for Registration Education courses. Detailed course information is available on the Course Calendar page of the OREA website, or by contacting the College at 416-391-6732 or 866-411-6732.

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April 13, 2017

Tim Hudak Responds to Finance Minister Sousa’s Pre-Budget Speech

"Taking a hard look at unfair practices that limit choices and increasing the number of listings in the marketplace will help preserve the dream of finding a place to call home for young families.  A home is the biggest purchase most people will make in their lives, and as such we need higher standards on all professionals and practises involved in a real estate transaction. Ontario Realtors continue to call for an overhaul of the Real Estate and Business Brokers Act, 2002 (REBBA) to ensure it catches up to the 2017 marketplace with the highest level of professionalism, fair practises and consumer protection."

Tim Hudak, CEO of the Ontario Real Estate Association

For more information contact:

Katarina Markovinovic-Praljak

Head of Communications & Media Relations

katarinam@orea.com

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