Know someone who would make a great RI member?
If there is a colleague or emerging professional in your network who would benefit from the opportunities, resources, and recognition that REIBC offers, we encourage you to recommend them for membership.
For more information or to refer a potential candidate, please contact us at info@reibc.org. We would be pleased to connect and provide details on how they can become part of our growing professional community.
Industry Holiday Classic Presents - Foxtrot
November 20, 2025
Paradox Hotel
Third Floor 5pm - Late
1161 W Georgia St
Vancouver, BC
V6E 0C6
Get ready for an unforgettable evening at Foxtrot: The Industry Holiday Classic, taking place November 20, 2025. This exclusive, one-night-only event promises an elevated experience that blends elegance, entertainment, and exceptional cuisine — a true celebration of BC’s real estate community.
Foxtrot is proudly presented in partnership with the following esteemed organizations:
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The Appraisal Institute of Canada – BC Association
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Canadian Mortgage Brokers Association – British Columbia
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Greater Vancouver REALTORS®
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BC Notaries Association
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Real Estate Institute of BC
We look forward to welcoming you to a night that’s as enchanting as it is extraordinary.
Reserve your spot today and step behind the curtain for an unforgettable evening at Foxtrot.
2025 Presidents' Luncheon
December 4, 2025
Paradox Hotel
Grand Ballroom 11:30am - 1:30pm
1161 W Georgia St
Vancouver, BC
V6E 0C6
We are pleased to invite you to the REIBC Annual Presidents’ Luncheon on Thursday, December 4, 2025, featuring distinguished guest speaker Jenny Konkin, Co-Founder of Whole Way House.
This annual special gathering brings together RI Members, Presidents', and Past Presidents' who have served on the Board of Governors.
Please RSVP by November 27, 2025. We look forward to an unforgettable afternoon.
REIBC Webinar Series
REIBC’s Webinar Series returns in January 2026. Stay tuned for more details coming soon.
SFU City Program
Taught by field practitioners and experts, the City Program at SFU Continuing Studies offers a collection of introductory courses to urbanization fields plus more advanced classes for professionals in the field. These courses offer a unique opportunity for emerging and established professionals in adjacent fields to broaden their understanding of our urban environments.
Registration is open now for the Spring 2025 City courses:
New courses:
Workshop: Transit Oriented Development: From Design to Decision (Nov 20, 2025 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM PST)
About this event:
Created for urban planners, designers, development professionals and public officials, this one-day workshop is a collaborative and engaging event designed to provide reality-tested, practical advice on how to plan, design and implement successful and context-specific Transit Oriented Development schemes.
The Province of British Columbia’s new policies (Bill 47) around transit-oriented areas provides a framework through which this workshop will set the implementation considerations that successful projects need to consider.
The workshop offers a platform where you can discuss the integration of land use and transportation planning, emphasizing the importance of pedestrian-friendly design, mixed-use development and efficient transit connectivity. Through interactive sessions, case studies and expert in-depth presentations with local and international examples, you will gain insights into the economic, environmental and social benefits of TOD. The hands-on format will foster a dynamic exchange of ideas, encourage cross-disciplinary collaboration and empower you to contribute to the development of transit-oriented communities that enhance urban living while reducing reliance on automobiles.
Note: This intermediate-level workshop requires a familiarity with basic planning and development terminologies. Please bring a laptop to participate in the workshop exercises.
Learning Objectives
- Identifying what is Transit Oriented Development (TOD), its drivers, principles, evolution and key components.
- Recognizing the extent, opportunities and limits of the recent Province of BC legislation to produce feasible, viable and supportable TODs with built and conceptual local and international examples.
- Assessing the success criteria and common pitfalls in the planning and implementation of TOD.
- Capturing actionable input for TODs through participating in public and stakeholder engagement exercises and simulations.
- Demonstrating how data from various sources can be leveraged to support fact-based TOD decision-making.
Interested in learning more about the CITY100 Series or other CITY courses? Email city@sfu.ca or visit www.sfu.ca/city.
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