TRREB REALTOR® QUEST 2025 Lands In Toronto May 14 And 15

This May, thousands of real estate professionals from all across Canada — and beyond — will gather in Toronto for what has become one of the industry's most hotly anticipated annual events.

That's right: TRREB REALTOR® QUEST returns to the Toronto Congress Centre, delivering two full days of insights, inspiration, and in-person connection.

Hosted annually by the Toronto Regional Real Estate Board (TRREB), REALTOR® QUEST holds the title of Canada’s largest real estate conference and trade show — and with good reason. Last year’s event drew more than 11,000 attendees.

Running on Wednesday, May 14, 8:15 am to 4:30 pm (with a reception from 4:30 pm to 6 pm) and Thursday, May 15, from 8:15 am to 4 pm, this year’s theme — “Where Professionalism Meets Excellence” — reflects TRREB’s commitment to helping industry professionals, including agents, brokers, innovators, and thought leaders not only keep pace with change, but be at its forefront.

True to its reputation, REALTOR® QUEST 2025 boasts a stacked lineup of world-class speakers, as well as a range of industry experts and insiders through its PRO Speaker Series — a collection of expert-led sessions tailored to the realities of real estate in 2025. For a preview of this year’s inspirational and thought-provoking speakers, visit https://realtorquest.trreb.ca/speakers/.

Beyond these can't-miss speaker sessions, the REALTOR® QUEST trade show floor will span nearly 200 exhibitor booths, showcasing services and tools from across the industry ecosystem — from marketers and legal specialists to accountants and more.

Attendees will also get to enjoy a variety of immersive features throughout the venue, including an interactive Learning Hub, plus the opportunity to listen in on a live session of TRREB’s own Ready to Real Estate podcast, recorded directly from the show floor.

For those looking to expand their international reach, the International District will serve as a gateway to global real estate connections. And of course, Health Quest, the beloved wellness-focused space, will offer free services to help attendees recharge. On-site shopping will also be available at the REALTOR® STORE Pop-Up.

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Advance registration is required for attendance at REALTOR® QUEST 2025. And for those interested in placing themselves ahead of the crowd, sponsorship and exhibition booths are still available — you can learn more about these opportunities here.

With an agenda built around real-world expertise and peer-to-peer connection, this year's rendition of REALTOR® QUEST isn’t just another networking opportunity — it's the spring 2025 industry event you simply can't miss.

Are you a real estate professional? Don’t miss the must-attend real estate conference of the year. Register for TRREB REALTOR® QUEST 2025, click here.

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This article was produced in partnership with STOREYS Custom Studio.

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TRREB REALTOR® QUEST 2025 Lands In Toronto This Month

TRREB REALTOR® QUEST returns to the Toronto Congress Centre on May 14 and 15, delivering two full days of insights, inspiration, and in-person connection.

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