All of the Realtors in the five countis have been using ReInfolink Multiple Listing Service. There have been some major and new developments for the former RE InfoLink/CVMLS.  After the acquisition by NCREX in September, the board announced a new company name:  MLSListings Inc., in recognition of one of the company’s key assets, MLSListings.com. And today (November 14, 2007), you will note that REIL.com has been re-named to reflect this overall company branding:  MLSListings Professional Edition, or MLSListings Pro, for short.  The functionality of the former REIL.com remains exactly the same.  Only the logo and colors have changed.

The new MLSListingsPro covers the following counties:

• San Mateo

• Santa Cruz

• Santa Clara

• San Benito

• Monterey

• Merced

• Stanislaus

• San Joaquin

Very soon these other counties will be part of MLSListingsPro:

• San Francisco

• Marin

• Sonoma

• Napa

• Solano

• Contra Costa

• Alameda

• Calaveras

• Mendocino

Now as Realtors we can access the MLS information for more counties than before.

Working together for the good of the real estate professionals in Northern California, two key MLS’s–RE InfoLink and Central Valley MLS–have merged to form MLSListings, formerly the Northern California Real Estate Exchange (NCREX).   MLSListings is changing the face of the MLS industry.  With the cooperation of several Northern California MLS’s,  MLSListings has built a RETS-compliant data repository of aggregated listing information based on a single set of rules with a single data format. Although data sharing has proved beneficial to the marketplace over the years, database consolidation undoubtedly provides the greatest benefit to the marketplace.
 

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