Southeast MLS Alliance expands into Florida

Southeast MLS Alliance has expanded its regional data-sharing network with the addition of realMLS, extending coverage into northeast Florida and increasing connectivity across the Southeast.

The alliance — which includes CHS Regional MLS in Charleston, South Carolina; Realtracs in Nashville, Tennessee; Canopy MLS in Charlotte, North Carolina; and Georgia MLS — now represents more than 118,000 subscribers across multiple metropolitan markets.

Leaders said the initiative is designed to provide agents and brokers with greater access to listing data across participating MLS systems, allowing for increased exposure of properties and more referral opportunities across state lines.

Nicole Jensen, CEO of realMLS, said expanding into Florida aligns with the organization’s focus on improving access to data and reducing friction for users.

“This opportunity for realMLS to join the Southeast MLS Alliance aligns with our commitment to transparency, efficiency and better outcomes for agents and the consumers they serve,” she said. “Expanded access to listing data across the Southeast, available directly within the realMLS platform supports our ongoing efforts to eliminate barriers and empower our customers with the information they need to succeed.”

CHS Regional MLS CEO Joseph Cullom said expanding the network increases value for participants across the system.

“The Southeast MLS Alliance was built on the idea that stronger regional connections lead to better outcomes for everyone in the transaction — agents, brokers, and consumers,” he said. “Adding realMLS and the Northeast Florida market to that network is a natural fit.

“Each addition to the Alliance expands the value of membership for every MLS and every professional already part of it.”

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