As of 2007, PAREB is composed 42 boards from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.
Since its foundation, PAREB enjoys the privilege of being the only national association accredited by the NAR (National Association of Realtors)- USA to use "Realtor" for its members.
Not every real estate agent or broker is a REALTOR®. The trademark REALTOR® and the familiar block “R” logo are patented to the National Association of REALTORS® of the USA. Only members in good standing of NAR-USA and its foreign affiliates are authorized to use them.Source: http://www.realtor.org.ph/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5&Itemid=6
This 2010 marks the 50th anniversary of PAREB. Maita and I had the opportunity to sign up for the national convention with the theme "PAREB @ 50: Solid as Gold", which was held at the Century Park Hotel from October 7 to 9.
The convention program was filled with so many sessions on various topics relevant to real estate practice that participants who attended the 3-day event were awarded 15 CPE units-- all creditable for PRC registration.
Among the speakers with whom I was able to approach and speak with was Larry Gamboa (in photo), author of best-selling "Think Rich Pinoy" and known proponent of foreclosure investments.
Other popular figures who graced the convention were Vice President Jejomar Binay, Senator Chiz Escudero and Manila Mayor Alfredo Lim.
There were also fellowship events, the most memorable of which were the board "talent" presentations during the "Broadway Night" on October 8 and the search for the Most Popular Lady Realtor held on October 9.
Cebu Realtors Board won the judges nod during the talent night, while the Candidate from Quezon City Reators Board bagged the MPLR title. This year's search, according to the organizers, raised a record high of Ps 3.2 million.
The PAREB elections were held on December 9, where outgoing President Manny Bocaling passed on the leadership to Atty. Ariel Martinez.
My colleagues and I from Pasay-Makati Realtors Board (PMRB) could not be any happier for Atty. Martinez.
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