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Free Webinar for Real Estate Agents Offers Insights to Help Shape a Strong 2026 Business Strategy
Registration is open for the inaugural webinar on February 12 in a new series from The CE Shop
DENVER, COLORADO / ACCESS Newswire / February 3, 2026 / A new, free webinar series from The CE Shop will share practical, career-elevating insights to help real estate professionals build a clear game plan for 2026. Open House Webinar Series: Conversations in Real Estate will explore topics spanning the full real estate career - from licensing must-haves and career-switcher momentum to the trends and stats agents need before their next market pivot.
The series kicks off Thursday, February 12 at 2 PM ET with Adapt & Thrive in 2026: Real Estate Strategies for a Changing Market.
This live, panel-style discussion will be a power-packed 45 minutes focused on what's changing in real estate this year and what agents can do to stay competitive. Join The CE Shop national real estate experts Jill Malloy and Amy Adams as they moderate a panel of knowledgeable, candid guest experts from across the U.S., covering five key questions to help guide business decisions this year. Attendees will leave with actionable insights to help sharpen their strategy and move forward with confidence.
Key topics include:
How homeownership affordability challenges will change agent strategy
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Regulatory changes creating challenges and opportunities for agents
The biggest opportunities (and challenges) agents have in different regions across the U.S.
Future webinars in the Open House Webinar Series include:
March: So You Want to Work in Real Estate? A Career Changer's Guide to the Industry
April: On Building Debt-Free Real Estate Careers
May: On AI & Real Estate
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