Upcoming at CCOR — August 14, 2026
Save September 10 for Casino Night with WCR, then build better client relationships with At Home With Diversity® August 25–26.
Upcoming at CCOR · August 14, 2026
What’s Next: Casino Night + FREE 7CE
A night to connect. A class to strengthen your business.
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Thursday · September 10 · 5:30 PM
Casino Night Is Back for Year Seven.
Fun. Networking. Community.
Women’s Council of REALTORS® Bonita Springs–Estero, the CCOR Cares Foundation and CCOR are coming together for one of the year’s most anticipated collaborative events. Expect casino-style gaming, appetizers, raffles, giveaways and plenty of time to connect.
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Early Bird Ticket
$85
Valet parking · appetizers · casino-style entertainment · one gold card · raffles & giveaways
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Date
Thursday
September 10
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Time
5:30–10:00 PM
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Location
Spring Run Golf Club
9501 Spring Run Boulevard
Estero, FL 34135
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Age
18+ to Play
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What Your Night Includes
You do not need to know how to play—you just need to show up ready to have fun.
Casino Night is designed to be easy to jump into. Your early bird ticket gets you in the room with REALTORS®, affiliates and community partners for an evening that mixes entertainment with relaxed networking.
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Play
Casino-style tables
One gold card at check-in is exchangeable for 100 entertainment-only playing chips.
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Connect
A social room
Enjoy appetizers, networking and a collaborative crowd from across the local real estate community.
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Win
Raffles + giveaways
Stay in the mix for raffle prizes and giveaways throughout the evening. Must be present to win.
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A Night That Gives Back
Proceeds benefit Women’s Council of REALTORS® Bonita Springs–Estero and the CCOR Cares Foundation.
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Also Coming Up · August 25–26
7CE + Fair Housing Training + Better Business Skills
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At Home With Diversity® · Brett Brown
Turn fair housing training into stronger client relationships and smarter marketing.
AHWD helps you recognize bias, communicate more effectively across different client experiences, build more inclusive marketing and create a business plan designed to reach a broader client base.
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When
August 25–26
9 AM–1 PM both days
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NAR Fair Housing Training Option
AHWD is one of NAR’s recognized Fair Housing / Anti-Bias Training options for the current 2025–2027 cycle and completes the education component of the AHWD certification.
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A $50 no-show fee applies. Registration is for the full two-day course, so please plan to attend both sessions.
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Casino gaming tables are for entertainment purposes only. Playing chips have no cash value. Must be present to win. Guests must be 18 or older to play.
Coconut Coast Organization of REALTORS® · 25300 Bernwood Drive, Suite 1 · Bonita Springs, FL 34135
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FR/BAR vs NABOR CONTRACTS (3CE)
August 18th, 2026 9 AM - 12:00 PM (EST)
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Sam Colburn Esq. will teach this course comparing the FR/BAR vs. NABOR contracts. This is a must-take class for agents representing buyers and sellers in Lee and Collier counties.
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At Home with Diversity (7CE)
August 25th 2026
9 AM - 1 PM (EST)
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Build a stronger, more inclusive real estate business by understanding culture, diversity, and the biases that can affect how you serve clients. Learn practical multicultural marketing strategies, expand your reach, and create a business plan designed to grow with an evolving marketplace.
What You’ll Learn
- Recognize cultural and personal biases
- Create inclusive marketing and advertising strategies
- Broaden and diversify your client base
- Build an adaptable, inclusive business plan
Instructor: Brett Brown
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Matrix Basics - IN PERSON
August 25th, 2026
9 AM - 11 AM (EST)
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In this class we will go over searching, listings, profile sheets, and getting your settings correct to set yourself up for the future.
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July 2026 Southwest Florida Market Stats: Inventory Tightened, Turnover Improved, Prices Split
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July 2026 Southwest Florida real estate data shows inventory falling across Bonita Springs, Estero, Naples and Fort Myers while the sales-to-stock relationship improved and prices remained sharply local.
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