Texas mega MLS provides full Remine toolset to 38,000 agents
Dallas-based multiple listing service North Texas Real Estate Information Systems is upgrading to Remines entire suite of services. Continue reading
Dallas-based multiple listing service North Texas Real Estate Information Systems is upgrading to Remines entire suite of services. Continue reading
The multiple listing service is the latest to provide its subscribers with Remine Enterprise Pro, a new offering that allows MLSs to give all their agents access to Remine’s entire suite of services. Continue reading
While Inman Connect attendees are booking their flights, getting hair cuts, ordering business cards, and reviewing the agenda, franchises, service and solution providers for the industry are also preparing. Because Inman Las Vegas isn’t just bigger, be… Continue reading
Industry data is often masked in layers of cosmetic “enhancements” and workarounds. It presents relationship problems when agents, brokers and MLSs aren’t looking at the same picture. Innovative technology companies are swooning for the powerhouse data… Continue reading
Recently infused with cash, Remine has upgraded its interface, introduced new agent tools and is seeing quick adoption of its mobile version. Continue reading
The largest multiple listing service in the Sunshine State is set to be the first to launch a new MLS offering from property data and analytics firm Remine. Continue reading
Take a look into current methods of collecting and using data, the unintended consequences of current practices and what we can expect going forward in this Inman Connect New York panel. Continue reading
Property data and analytics firm Remine laid off dozens of staff members Friday as part of a “strategic decision to double down” on its technology plans. Continue reading
After Remine announced it had raised $30 million, rumors began to swirl that MLS executives were among the firm’s undisclosed private investors. Continue reading
Remine, a real estate data and analytics company known for its ability to predict which homes are “likely to sell,” has raised $30 million. Continue reading