Links to professional associations, real estate boards, institutions, and municipal governments which we are associated with, or which are relevant to the real estate appraisal industry in Manitoba.

Appraisal Institute of Canada
The Appraisal Institute of Canada, was founded in 1938, and is the premier real estate appraisal association in Canada. The Appraisal Institute of Canada is self-regulating body and, maintains the highest level of professional ethics and standards in the real estate appraisal industry.

Appraisal Institute (Manitoba Chapter)
The Manitoba Association of the AIC exists to serve appraisers, and to deal with issues and concerns affecting the real property appraisal profession within the province.

C.M.H.C.
As the Government of Canada’s national housing agency, the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation plays a major role in Canada’s housing industry.

Winnipeg Real Estate Board
The Winnipeg Real Estate Board is a professional industry association representing members active in the local real estate market. It exists to serve its members and to promote the benefits of organized real estate.

Winnipeg Real Estate News
The Winnipeg Real Estate News is the primary source of local real estate news in the consumer sector.

City of Winnipeg
Winnipeg is the capital of Manitoba as well as its’ largest city. It offers all the amenities of a large city. Red River College, the University of Manitoba, and the University of Winnipeg all have their primary campuses in Winnipeg. Winnipeg has an economy based upon commerce, transport, and manufacturing.

City of Winkler
Located 50 minutes south of Winnipeg, and just minutes from the American border, Winkler is Manitoba’s fastest growing rural community.They offer major services and shopping to southern Manitoba.

City of Portage la’ Prairie
The City of Portage la’ Prairie is located about 40 minutes west of Winnipeg on Highway 1. It is an agriculturally oriented community with many amenities, businesses, and services.

Town of Morden
The town of Morden is located 55 minutes south-west of Winnipeg. It is often called ‘little Vancouver’ for it’s flavourful atmosphere. Morden has numerous governmental research stations, and thriving professional, retail and commerce sectors.

Town of Carman
Carman is a scenic, close-knit community catering to the agricultural community. It has several elementary schools and a collegiate, as well as a lively commerce and banking district.