Coronavirus pandemic: RE/MAX Québec supports agents in its network

LAVAL, QC, March 27, 2020 /CNW Telbec/ - The real estate brokerage sector is deeply impacted by the coronavirus pandemic. Québec's largest real estate broker network, RE/MAX Québec rigorously implemented governmental guidances, closing its offices and scaling down its operations as a way to contribute to the collective effort.

To support its network's 4,107 agents during this slowdown in business, RE/MAX Québec has decided to suspend royalty fee payment for April.

"We wanted to provide tangible support and some relief to all of our team members, who work hard to offer clients exceptional service and expertise. Although these are difficult circumstances, our agents remain available to serve their clients, many of whom have sold their property and must find new housing," said Pierre Titley, President of RE/MAX Québec.

RE/MAX Québec encourages the public to follow government guidelines and keep house hunting by visiting its website.

Technological tools make it possible for agents to continue to perform tasks, such as real estate transactions, without meeting clients in person.

About RE/MAX Québec

With over 4,107 agents across 146 offices, RE/MAX puts Québec's biggest sales force at your disposal. RE/MAX agents represent 19% of Québec's real estate agent pool and account for 42% of the total market share. There are over 120,000 RE/MAX agents in nearly 100 countries worldwide.
For 33 years, RE/MAX has been supporting Opération Enfant Soleil, a non-profit organization that raises funds to help sick children across the province. Since 1988, RE/MAX has raised over $25 million to support the development of high-quality pediatric care for all children in Québec.

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SOURCE RE/MAX Québec