In short
The Calgary championship runs this fall: eighteen buildings, one leaderboard, and a full season of tours that count for something.
An illustrative example. This piece shows how a deal moves on the platform. It is written rather than reported, and the figures in it are not drawn from a specific transaction.
Eighteen buildings, one leaderboard, and the industry's most social deal-making format.
The Calgary championship runs this fall: eighteen buildings, one leaderboard, and a full season of tours that count for something.
The format is simple. Stages are grouped by submarket, every stop is a real space with real availability, and the leaderboard tracks the agents and owners who show up and follow through.
It works because touring in a group removes the friction nobody talks about. You see more space in a morning than you would in a fortnight of scheduling, and you see it alongside the people you will negotiate with later.
Registration opens to verified members first. Stage schedules and the meeting points go out through the Pulse as each one is confirmed.
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