Here’s What You Missed At REALTOR® QUEST 2025 (PHOTOS)

TRREB REALTOR® QUEST 2025 was the place to be on May 14 and May 15, with thousands of real estate professionals attending the once-a-year blowout event.

Taking over the Toronto Congress Centre, the event is Canada's largest real estate conference and trade show, always attracting the best and brightest of the nation's real estate professionals.

This year, 11,000 attendees flocked to the conference looking to up their business game, try out new products, and listen in on discussions from more than 20 of the industry's leading voices.

The What

Over two days, the expansive Toronto Congress Centre played host to a bustling mass of realtors, brokers and real estate professionals as they engaged with the nearly 200 industry-leading exhibitors and attended 40 talks, panels, and live podcast discussions.

Attendees listened in on discussions ranging from trends in commercial and residential real estate, through to how to close deals with confidence, and how to level up your real estate business.

The Who

The speakers at this year’s event were top tier and included impactful keynote sessions.

STOREYS sat in on numerous speaker series talks, including “Close with Confidence: Ensuring Your Deals Cross the Finish Line in 2025” with Mark Weisleder, real estate lawyer; “Tax Tips for Real Estate Professionals” with Cherry Chan, CPA, CA; and “Dominate Luxury” with Concierge REALTOR® and real estate coach Tara Carter.

Over at the Podcast Hub, Jason Mercer, TRREB’s Chief Information Officer, held several informative and insightful conversations with industry experts such as Bita Di Lisi, licensed paralegal; Mary-Anne Gillespie, real estate coach and motivational speaker; Dr. Ellen Choi, associate professor, Toronto Metropolitan University; and Sean Provencher, founder and CEO of Endgame Coaching. Each panelist provided valuable insights on how to succeed in the real estate industry, whether you’re dealing with landlords or tenants, you’re cold calling, or you’re closing deals.

Disappointed you missed any of the podcasts? Head over to trreb.ca for all the REALTOR® QUEST podcast recordings.

Looking Ahead

If you didn’t attend this year's rendition, don't fret; REALTOR® QUEST is an annual event. To make sure you're looped into the details for 2026'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 2025.

WELCOME TO TRREB REALTOR® QUEST 2025

From left: Bita Di Lisi, licensed paralegal; Jason Mercer, TRREB CIO

Sean Provencher, founder and CEO of Endgame Coaching

TRREB

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This article was produced in partnership with STOREYS Custom Studio.

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Here’s What You Missed At REALTOR® QUEST 2025 (PHOTOS)

TRREB REALTOR® QUEST 2025 was the place to be on May 14 and May 15, with thousands of real estate professionals attending the once-a-year blowout event.

The What

The Who

Looking Ahead

WELCOME TO TRREB REALTOR® QUEST 2025

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