In this episode of Ready to Real Estate, TRREB President Daniel Steinfeld speaks with the CEO of Red Apple Coaching, Mary-Anne Gillespie, about what REALTORS® should do when the traditional real estate playbook no longer works. Gillespie encourages agents to build relationship-based businesses, communicate with clients in meaningful ways, and focus on consistent, measurable lead generation instead of waiting for the market to change.

In this episode of Ready to Real Estate, Jason Mercer, TRREB’s Chief Information Officer, speaks with licensed paralegal Bita Di Lisi about buying and selling tenanted properties in Ontario. From vacant possession and tenant rights to showings, cash-for-keys agreements, and what buyers inherit with an existing tenancy, Bita breaks down the risks, rules, and responsibilities REALTORS® and their clients need to understand.

In this episode of Ready to Real Estate, TRREB President Daniel Steinfeld sits down with MindShare101 Founder David Greenspan for an engaging and candid conversation about navigating today’s market. From mindset, discipline, and pipeline to the role of AI, consistency, and professional standards, Greenspan shares why results come from structure, habits, and stronger human connection – not shortcuts. Together, they explore how agents can stay focused, build momentum, and raise the bar for the entire profession.

In this episode of the Ready to Real Estate podcast, recorded in front of a live audience at REALTOR® QUEST 2026, TRREB Chief Information Officer Jason Mercer and Kevin Hawkins (aka the REAL AI Guy) explore how artificial intelligence is changing the real estate industry, with a focus on practical adoption, risk management, and using AI responsibly. Listen to this timely discussion on the opportunities and pitfalls of AI in real estate to gain valuable insight.

What is the housing market story telling us so far in 2026, and how does it align with polling data predictions? In the latest episode of TRREB’s Ready to Real Estate podcast, host and TRREB Chief Information Officer Jason Mercer leads a timely discussion with Ipsos Senior Vice President Sean Simpson on the key factors shaping today’s market and what could unfold later this year and into early next year.

Jason and Sean explore improved affordability, ongoing buyer hesitation, first-time homebuyer intentions, average down payments, intergenerational wealth transfer, shifting inventory conditions, and the role of government policy. They also discuss what Sean describes as an “endurance economy,” as the public adapts from a short-term affordability crisis to a longer-term economic reality.