New York State’s largest multiple listing service has expanded even further. One key MLS Obtained Mid-Hudson MLS Membership has grown to about 50,000 agents, according to an announcement Monday.
Poughkeepsie-based Mid-Hudson MLS is a broker-owned MLS serving more than 1,400 agents in Dutchess County and the Mid-Hudson Valley region.
Founded in 2018 and owned by Long Island Board of Realtors And that Hudson Gateway Association of RealtorsOneKey MLS already has representation in New York (Manhattan), Suffolk, Nassau, Queens, Kings (Brooklyn), Westchester, Bronx, Putnam, Orange, Rockland, and Sullivan Counties.
Frank DellAccio, chairman of OneKey MLS’s executive committee, said the merger is a natural step as OneKey MLS continues to expand its coverage area.
“This integration is win-win in every way,” DellAccio said in a statement. “Our vision is to continue to provide our agents, brokers, and consumers with broader and better access to accurate data for the betterment of the entire industry.”
According to the release, merging these two MLSs will give agents and brokers access to broader, more comprehensive listing data, eliminate duplicate MLS memberships and fees, and increase the ability to work across multiple MLSs. Save time and money by not having to enter and maintain listings. system.
“This integration makes perfect sense because it expands the reach of listing data into contiguous regions and gives our members access to a larger pool of information,” OneKey MLS CEO Richard Haggerty said in a statement. This is because it benefits consumers and consumers.” . “This should save time for members as well as consumers.”
Brian Engles, executive director of Mid-Hudson MLS, said the timing of the acquisition worked well for the company given the challenges currently facing the industry.
Financial terms of the acquisition were not disclosed, but OneKey MLS said it expects the sale to close in January.
