TRREB REALTOR® QUEST 2024 Reports Record-Breaking Turnout

TRREB REALTOR® QUEST 2024 just took over the Toronto Congress Centre, and ICYMI, the event was a smash-hit.

Having travelled from all over the world, tens of thousands of real estate aficionados came together for Canada’s largest real estate conference and trade show. In fact, the event's total attendance surpassed 11,000, setting a new record.

A truly unparalleled networking opportunity, the event — which ran Wednesday May 15 and Thursday May 16 — saw more than 20 of the country’s brightest innovators, change-makers, and real estate industry experts take the stage. Or, we should say, take several stages.

The What

During TRREB REALTOR® QUEST 2024, attendees tuned into multiple exciting speaker series' and thought-provoking panel discussions, and they also got to explore a bustling (and massive) trade show floor.

Think: two full days spent perusing hundreds of industry-leading exhibitors (240, to be specific), plus a selection of specialty booths, like Health Quest, an International District, Learning and Podcast Hubs, and a REALTOR® Store Pop-Up — several of which were back this year by popular demand.

TRREB CEO John DiMichele took the REALTOR® QUEST 2024 Podcast Hub stage on Wednesday (STOREYS)

The Who

One of this year's highly anticipated keynote speakers was global best-selling author, award-winning podcast host, life coach, and entrepreneur Jay Shetty, who has built a massive media empire (and a massive social media following) over the last 10 years.

Martha Stewart — founder of the first multi-channel lifestyle company, entrepreneur, best-selling author, and Emmy award-winning tv host — was another of the event's major keynote speakers.

What's more, best-selling author and former Chipotle CEO, Monty Moran, who played a pivotal role in growing Chipotle into the household name (and lucrative business) it is today, took the stage.

If you missed this year's rendition, don't fret; REALTOR® QUEST is an annual event. To make sure you're looped into the details for 2025's announcement, you can keep tabs on TRREB's social media channels.

Until then, to give yourself a sense of this year's action, check out these photos from TRREB REALTOR® QUEST 2024.

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Photos: TRREB

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The property, 98 James Street South in Hamilton, was placed under receivership in August and is shovel-ready, with development charges locked in at historical rates.

The two towers are set for 1525-1555 Robson Street in Vancouver, two parcel GWL Realty Advisors acquired in separate deals across several years.

The Metrotown Place office towers at 4330 Kingsway and 5945 Kathleen Avenue in Burnaby were owned by Slate Asset Management when it was placed under receivership.