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Thea Hanson named Kootenay Boundary’s Realtor of the Year

A Trail woman has been honored as Realtor of the Year for the Kootenay Boundary. Thea Hanson was chosen from among 13 nominees by the BC Real Estate Association.

The award highlights excellence, integrity, and leadership among real estate professionals in the region.

According to a news release, Hanson is known for her “professionalism, deep community roots, and commitment to client care,” and was recognized for “outstanding contributions to both the real estate industry and the broader community.”

“It’s an incredible honour to be recognized among so many talented and dedicated realtors,” Hanson said in the release. “Our region is full of passionate people who care deeply about helping others find home — this award truly reflects the spirit of teamwork and community we have here.”

Beyond her success in real estate, Hanson is a city councillor. She recently joined other municipal leaders at the Union of BC Municipalities conference, where she participated in the housing round table policy discussions.

Her advocacy focused on practical solutions to housing affordability, supply, and community planning — issues at the forefront of local and provincial discussions. “The housing crisis is complex, but collaboration between all levels of government is key,” Hanson said. “I’m proud to help represent our region and push for policies that make housing more accessible for everyone.”

Hanson also recently represented the Kootenay Boundary on a national stage, attending the RE/MAX Canadian convention in Halifax, which brought together over 930 agents from across Canada, highlighting the importance of interprovincial collaboration in a rapidly changing housing market.

“Connecting with agents across the country allows us to share insights, trends, and strategies that benefit our clients right here at home,” Hanson said. “The real estate market is local, but it’s also deeply connected. Understanding what’s happening nationally helps us better serve our buyers and sellers in the Kootenays.”

Hanson has over a decade of experience as a realtor.

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