Introducing the New BCREA Podcast: Open House by BCREA

Today, BCREA is proud to launch Open House by BCREA, a monthly podcast where REALTORS® in BC will find the latest real estate news and feature conversations with experts on issues related to real estate practice.

To help REALTORS® stay up to date, BCREA publishes regular blog posts and economic forecasts and data and offers a variety of professional development courses. Open House by BCREA is the latest BCREA offering aimed to equip REALTORS® with the tools they need to best serve their clients.

The first episode, “Managing REALTOR® Risk in 2020,” features a conversation with Leslie Howatt, Executive Officer of the Real Estate Errors and Omissions Insurance Corporation.

About the Podcast

Published at the end of each month in conjunction with the new Resources for REALTORS® distribution, each episode of the podcast will feature two segments:

• What’s New – A look at the top real estate related headlines of the month.
• Feature Conversation – A conversation with an expert in real estate, with a specific focus on providing insight into issues related to real estate practice.

The Resources for REALTORS® newsletter also includes Legally Speaking, which is no longer a standalone publication, and recent posts from the BCREA blog.

How to Listen

Every month, the latest episode of Open House by BCREA will be available on the BCREA podcast page. Here you can also find an archive of previous episodes and links to the articles and websites referenced on the show, otherwise known as the “show notes.”

Listeners can also get notified on their smartphone when the latest episode is published by subscribing on their favourite podcast app, including Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, and TuneIn.

You can even ask Alexa to “play the podcast Open House by BCREA.”

Listen to Episode 1 of Open House by BCREA here.

Questions and Comments

Do you have a question, comment or suggestion for a topic to cover on one of the upcoming episodes of Open House by BCREA? Email [email protected].

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