As a Residential Candidate Appraiser, you will work under the supervision of a designated appraiser to develop your skills in residential property valuation. Responsibilities include conducting property inspections, gathering market data, and preparing appraisal reports in compliance with industry standards. This role is ideal for individuals enrolled in the Appraisal Institute of Canada’s (AIC) candidate program and working toward their CRA designation.

This role is suited for individuals pursuing their AACI designation and looking to specialize in commercial property appraisal. As a Commercial Candidate, you’ll gain hands-on experience in valuing a range of income-producing and investment properties. You will collaborate with senior appraisers, analyze market trends, and prepare detailed reports to support clients in making informed decisions.

The ESA (Environmental Site Assessment) Qualified Professional will conduct standalone environmental site assessments, independent of real estate appraisals. Responsibilities include site evaluations, risk assessments, and preparing Phase I ESA reports in compliance with industry regulations. Candidates should have experience in environmental assessments and hold a relevant professional designation.

The Executive Assistant plays a crucial role in supporting our leadership team and daily operations. Responsibilities include managing schedules, coordinating client communications, maintaining records, and assisting with administrative tasks. This position requires exceptional organizational skills, attention to detail, and the ability to handle confidential information with professionalism.

We are seeking a CRA (Canadian Residential Appraiser) Designated Professional to provide expert valuations for residential properties. This role involves property inspections, market analysis, and preparing comprehensive appraisal reports in accordance with AIC standards. CRA appraisers may also oversee and mentor candidate appraisers within the firm.

As an AACI (Accredited Appraiser Canadian Institute) Designated Appraiser, you will lead the valuation of commercial, industrial, and investment properties. You’ll conduct market research, prepare detailed reports, and provide expert opinions on complex real estate assets. AACI appraisers may also oversee candidate appraisers and contribute to training and mentorship.

Our Field Professionals are responsible for conducting property inspections and collecting on-site data to support appraisal reports. This role involves visiting residential, commercial, and rural properties, capturing photographs, verifying property details, and ensuring accurate documentation. Ideal candidates are detail-oriented, comfortable working independently, and have a strong understanding of construction elements, as well as a relevant professional designation.

As a Residential Candidate Appraiser, you will work under the supervision of a designated appraiser to develop your skills in residential property valuation. Responsibilities include conducting property inspections, gathering market data, and preparing appraisal reports in compliance with industry standards. This role is ideal for individuals enrolled in the Appraisal Institute of Canada’s (AIC) candidate program and working toward their CRA designation.