Sentences with phrase «provincial real estate forms»

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A move to dissolve Saskatchewan's real estate boards and provincial association with an eye toward forming a single organization has failed to pass after it did not receive the required two - thirds approval from the voting groups.

Repree, a provider of paper - free solutions for the real estate industry, has signed a service agreement with the Alberta Real Estate Association (AREA) to provide members with access to AREA's provincial standard and board real estate forms and to Repree's real estate transaction and contact management servireal estate industry, has signed a service agreement with the Alberta Real Estate Association (AREA) to provide members with access to AREA's provincial standard and board real estate forms and to Repree's real estate transaction and contact management serestate industry, has signed a service agreement with the Alberta Real Estate Association (AREA) to provide members with access to AREA's provincial standard and board real estate forms and to Repree's real estate transaction and contact management serviReal Estate Association (AREA) to provide members with access to AREA's provincial standard and board real estate forms and to Repree's real estate transaction and contact management serEstate Association (AREA) to provide members with access to AREA's provincial standard and board real estate forms and to Repree's real estate transaction and contact management servireal estate forms and to Repree's real estate transaction and contact management serestate forms and to Repree's real estate transaction and contact management servireal estate transaction and contact management serestate transaction and contact management services.

B.C. Minister of Finance Mike de Jong also announced that, starting in June, the provincial government will begin collecting citizenship data of real estate owners through the Property Transfer Tax form.

Council composition was a major concern raised by real estate brokers and agents across the province, and formed part of the public submission BCREA made to the provincial government.

A move to dissolve Saskatchewan's real estate boards and provincial association with an eye toward forming a single organization has failed to pass after it did not receive the required two - thirds approval from the voting groups.