The California Association of REALTORS® is one step closer to merging most of the state’s Multiple Listing Services into one statewide CALMLS.
So far, 66 local REALTOR® associations and three regional MLS groups — representing 60 percent of the market in California — have signed nonbinding letters of intent to participate in CALMLS.The organization is negotiating with vendors to build the site. "None are conventional MLS vendors; we think what we can build is something based on technology used by sites like Trulia, Zillow, Google," says Mike Silvas, chair of the CALMS committee and co-owner of Morgan Lane Real Estate in Napa, Calif.
The new MLS, which will save practitioners from having to join multiple MLS services, should be available by early 2009.
Source: San Francisco Chronicle, Carolyn Said (08/14/08)
This article is from Realtor Magazine Online Edition Daily Real Estate News for August 18,2008
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