RE InfoLink Overhauls MLS Backbone
Posted Mar 30, 2007 @ 5:05 pm, Viewed by 572 Visitors, Read 573 Times.
Because of upcoming changes to their new listing input system, RE InfoLink is making significant changes to how they deliver IDX data. They are supporting redeployment very well with beta servers for testing in a pre-production environment. All testing on beta servers must be complete by April 6th, and the final cutover to the new system is April 30th.
Included in their changes are new School, SchoolDistrict Resources, the Area Resource and the City Resource. These will allow much more content-rich listing searches for people using their listings. Performance upgrades to their servers will be rolled out as well.
The scope of the changes to their service is quite broad, so make sure you contact your technology partner for details on how this will affect your IDX solution. If you are a client of Real Estate Webmasters, expect a call in the near future. For any more details, contact us at (250) 753-9893.
Included in their changes are new School, SchoolDistrict Resources, the Area Resource and the City Resource. These will allow much more content-rich listing searches for people using their listings. Performance upgrades to their servers will be rolled out as well.
The scope of the changes to their service is quite broad, so make sure you contact your technology partner for details on how this will affect your IDX solution. If you are a client of Real Estate Webmasters, expect a call in the near future. For any more details, contact us at (250) 753-9893.
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The blog description says: "This blog provides updates for the RE InforLink (REIL) MLS. REIL stands for Real Estate InfoLink. Covering the cities of Santa Cruz and Watsonville, and the areas of Monterey County, San Benito County, Santa Clara County, San Mateo County, and Silicon Valley, RE InfoLink has a rolling average of over 8,000 active property listings and more than half a million historical records." As I am not familiar with these areas, a quick search on wikipedia.org shows that a few of the areas are in the San Francisco Bay area, but not San Francisco proper. I hope this helps.
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Reed, what areas does this effect? Bay Area, as in San Fransisco? Like www.marinmodern.com ? I thought they were BARIES