The Real Estate Development Act imposes disclosure requirements on developers under the supervision of whom?

• A. Superintendent of Real Estate
• B. Ministry of Housing
• C. Municipal planning department
• D. Real Estate Council

Answer: (A)

Disclosures in real estate development are overseen by the Superintendent of Real Estate. The Real Estate Development Act creates duties for developers to disclose certain information to buyers and assigns the Superintendent the authority to supervise and enforce these requirements. The Superintendent reviews and approves required disclosure forms, ensures the information is filed properly, and can take enforcement action if details are missing or inaccurate. This regulatory role is specifically about supervising developer disclosures, not licensing real estate professionals, handling municipal planning matters, or acting as a broad ministry overseeing housing. Therefore, the best answer is the Superintendent of Real Estate.