Real Estate Institute of Canada

Acronym: REIC

In 1955, the Canadian a__ociation of Real Estate Boards formed the Canadian Institute of REALTORS to carry out its aims in the field of education. A three-year university course was prepared in co-operation with the University of Toronto. Successful students received a designation in real estate from the Institute.

In 1971, when CREA was organized, the Canadian Institute of REALTORS became a division of CREA. The name was subsequently changed to the Real Estate Institute of Canada. Terry Barber, FRI, AACI, of Winnipeg was the first governor of the new Institute. The primary purpose of REIC was to act as the educational arm of CREA and to co-ordinate education courses on a national basis.

From seminars, to intense professional education, to the leading professional designations, all of REIC's programs serve its mission: establishing, maintaining, promoting, and advancing professional standards of practice among those occupations concerned with real estate. REIC offers courses leading to the various designations.

These courses include, but are not limited to:

All REIC members must fulfill ongoing professional development requirements.
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The Real Estate Institute of Canada is located at 5407 Eglinton Avenue West, Suite 208, Etobicoke, ON M9C 5K6. REIC has chapters across Canada that administer education and member services.

For further information concerning designations offered, see under appropriate heading, e.g., Fellow of the Real Estate Institute.

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