Consumer Education
Consumer education involves empowering individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to make informed decisions about real estate and their role as a homeowner, condo owner, landlord, tenant, or rural property owner.
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Learning to Dwell in Alberta: Housing Market Interdependencies and Structural Changes
To strengthen and deepen our understanding of the Alberta real estate market by providing data on which to make consumer decisions, build policy, and guide housing development.
NewsA Guide to Installing EV Infrastructure in Alberta's Multi-Unit Residential Buildings
Publication of original research – Guide to Installing EV Infrastructure in Alberta's Multi-Unit Residential Buildings and a forthcoming policy guide for municipalities
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Landowner’s Resources for Energy Development
guide for realtors and owners to understand energy development
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50 Chairs - Housing the 99% and the Let's Talk About…Home for All public talk
To connect design professionals and community to explore housing solutions and affordability.
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Siksika Housing - Basic Home Maintenance Training
Basic home maintenance workshops for Siksika Nation members to learn how to maintain and repair their homes.
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Housing Law Information Project
The Housing Law Information Project (HLIP) is intended to be the best source of easy to understand, accessible, and accurate legal information in Alberta.
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Alberta Condo Expo
Hosts condominium owners, managers, and businesses from across northern Alberta for a series of education sessions and networking opportunities.
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Alberta Condominium & Real Estate Conference
Brings together condominium professionals, owners, and industry members to learn about new products, suppliers, and solution providers.
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Piikani First Nation Homeownership Education
Hosts educational presentations for Indigenous individuals and families to learn about buying, selling, or investing in real estate.
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Consumer Debt Negotiation Project
Works with individuals in foreclosure and their creditors to help negotiate arrangements that allow homeowners to stay in their homes, pay back or capitalize arrears, renew their mortgages, and exit the foreclosure process.
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Affordable Homeownership Outreach and Education
Guides and educates marginalized and vulnerable families through the challenging transition from tenant to successful and self-reliant homeowner.