Remine launches MLS system for the more modern agent

October 5, 2019
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The new platform includes features like listing input, front-end capabilities, database, and robust API

Remine, a fast-growing technology company that serves over 1,000,000 real estate professionals through more than 50 Multiple Listing Services (MLSs) announced today that it has launched a modern MLS system to replace those offered by legacy vendors. The new system, called "MLS by Remine" is expected to launch in early 2020 with several MLS partners.

"We created a new choice for MLSs that want to be better equipped for a future that will require flexibility, speed, and technology that gets better over time," said Mark Schacknies, Remine's CEO. "'It works fine' isn't good enough anymore - not for the MLS, not for the real estate professionals who depend upon it and, ultimately, not for consumers."

MLS by Remine is offered alongside Remine Agent Pro, Remine's existing suite of tools, data, and workflows real estate professionals use to engage clients in their real estate journey. The new system is also modular, meaning an MLS can adopt the full stack, from database to APIs, or implement just the layer they require, including Remine's world-class front-end or Remine's Add/Edit module. MLS by Remine can also be run in parallel with a legacy system to ease transitions.

"We have talked to hundreds of MLS leaders over the past three years, and many have expressed frustration at the constraints their existing system places on their ability to adapt and innovate," said Jonathan Spinetto, Remine's COO. "Real estate is changing, but if your MLS system isn't changing, you're stuck. If you believe in the MLS, as we do, that's simply not acceptable."

The Remine platform will also offer the MLS by Remine service through its website as well, connecting Remine.com to the MLS by Remine URL so that agents using Remine can use this new service more easily as well.

SOURCE Remine
Edited by V. Havilnd

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October 5, 2019
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