Based on a review of the literature and interviews with the Real Estate Coordinators at six California community colleges, this report examines the objectives and content of continuing education curricula in real estate. After introductory material describing the role of continuing education in the statewide master plan designed to professionalize the real estate industry, the report discusses the legislative mandates requiring all California realtors to periodically prove their competency through examinations approved by the Continuing Education Unit of the State Department of Real Estate (DRE). The report then recognizes the cooperation between the DRE and the Chancellor's Office of the California Community Colleges which led to the development of approved titles, descriptions, and materials for continuing education courses to meet these legislative goals. Continuing education curricula at El Camino College, Cerritos College, Los Angeles Harbor College, Los Angeles Southwest College, Santa Ana College, and the San Diego Community College District are then described. For each college, the report enumerates the courses that are offered and discusses the institution's long- and short-range goals in the area of continuing education in real estate. Summary conclusions and recommendations are provided in the report. (JP)