Agents
and
brokers
in

Colorado
will
soon
be
able
to
view
listings
and
share
their
own
listings,
with
real
estate
professionals
in
four
other
metro
areas.

REcolorado,
the
state’s
largest

multiple
listing
service,
announced
new
data
sharing
partnerships
with
four
other
MLSs
on
Thursday.

The
Colorado
MLS
now
has
partnered
with

First
Multiple
Listing
Service
(FMLS),

MLS
Listings,


Miami
Association
of
Realtors
and

Heartland
MLS,
bringing
the
free
flow
of
listings
between
REcolorado
subscribers
and
professionals
in
the

Atlanta
metro
area,

Northern
California,
South
Florida
and
the
Kansas
City
metro
area.

“Home
buyers
and
sellers
rely
on
the
expertise
and
guidance
of
real
estate
agents,
especially
when
making
a
long-distance
move,”
Gene
Millman,
the
president
and
CEO
of
REcolorado,
said
in
a
statement.
“We
are
forming
data-sharing
partnerships
to
give
brokers
and
agents
the
information
they
need
to
help
their
clients
find
available
homes,
learn
about
communities,
and
connect
with
local
experts
in
communities
outside
Colorado.
In
today’s
climate
of
geographically
mobile
consumers,
the
real
estate
agent
must
be
able
to
assist
right
here
in
Colorado
before
a
client
needs
to
move.”   

According
to
the
MLS,
this
is
the
first
of
many
planned
partnerships.
Data
from
FMLS
in
Atlanta
will
be
the
first
listing
data
available
to
REcolorado
subscribers,
with
data
from
the
other
MLSs
coming
online
in
the
near
future.

“Our
partnership
with
REcolorado
is
a
real
win
for
real
estate
agents
and
brokers
in
Colorado,
Georgia,
and
beyond,”
Jeremy
Crawford,
president
and
CEO
of
FMLS,
said
in
a
statement.
“Both
areas
continue
on
a
fast
growth
trajectory;
Georgia
and
Colorado
were
among
the
first
states
to
recover
all
of
the
job
losses
from
the
pandemic
and
are
still
among
the
fastest-growing
states
in
the
country.
It
makes
good
sense
to
share
access
to
listing
data
across
a
wider
area,
and
FMLS
looks
forward
to
doing
more
with
other
like-minded
MLSs
nationwide.
It
is
quite
simple
–
sharing
data
helps
the
market
function
more
efficiently.” 

Over
the
past
few
years,
more
and
more
MLSs
have
partnered
together
on
various
ventures.
In

Oct.
2021,
FMLS,
Heartland
MLS,
Miami
Realtors,
and
the

Austin
Board
of
Realtors’
Unlock
MLS
all
partnered
together
to
create
joint
venture
known
as

MLS
Technology
Holdings,
LLC,
which
purchases
real
estate
technology
company

Remine.

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