Jon Dick, Broker/Owner, Jon Dick and Associates Realty

Internet: The websites below are viewed by hundreds of thousands of buyer and seller prospects each and every month. Agents' listings are linked to http://www.creb.com/, http://www.mls.ca, Redman Technologies, and many major search engines and local directories. Updated dynamically several times each business day, we provide all the details of your property, photo(s) and open houses.

Advertising in Business in Calgary Magazine gives us access to the vigorous Calgary market as both business people and as consumers. Monthly Readership Approx. 155,708. Jon Dick and Associates is a consistant advertiser in this #1 Read Business Magazine!

360 Pics/Virtual Tours & Photography: 360 PICS www.360pics.ca is an Alberta based Virtual Tour operator specializing in immersive virtual tours for any industry. Their specialty is real estate virtual tours & photography. Perfect to get your home noticed and sold!

Multiple Listing Service

The MLS provides complete details and photo of your home. Any real estate agent can bring their buyers to view your home - offering maximum exposure.

Calgary Real Estate Board: The Calgary Real Estate Board (CREB®) is a professional body of approximately 5,000+ brokers and agents, representing about 250 firms. Since 1943 we've been helping our members serve the public by overseeing a strict code of ethics and standards of business practice.

Calgary Real Estate News: CREN® is a weekly real estate newspaper published by the Calgary Real Estate Board and distributed free through 650 outlets in and around the Calgary Area. Read by both real estate agents and private buyers, the details of all new listings are included (with photos). http://www.cren.ca/

Calgary Flames Games: Jon Dick and Associates Realty is the proud sponsor of the Calgary Flames 50/50. All proceeds from the Calgary Flames 50/50 raffles are directed to the charitable arm of the Calgary Flames; the Flames Foundation for Life. Through various initiatives, the Foundation has touched the lives of thousands of people throughout Southern Alberta.