California Regional MLS and High Desert MLS Sign Historic Data Share Agreement

SAN DIMAS, CALIFORNIA, April 6, 2018 – California Regional MLS (CRMLS) and High Desert MLS (HDMLS) have, for the first time, inked a data share agreement.

With the new agreement in place, CRMLS and High Desert MLS users will share listing data directly, giving users of both MLSs access to data in either system through their familiar MLS platforms. CRMLS users will now have access to data in the High Desert area of California, and High Desert MLS users will gain access to CRMLS’s database of property listings throughout the state.

“We are excited to offer optimal data access to our users,” said CRMLS CEO Art Carter. “This agreement represents the additional progress and expansion of data availability that our state’s brokerage community deserve.”

“This agreement is beneficial to both real estate professionals and the public in offering more direct access to the listings consumers require when working with their broker and agent,” said High Desert President Kari Leon.

“Our efforts have come a long way,” said Carter. “We’re excited for what the future holds.”

About California Regional Multiple Listing Service (CRMLS)
California Regional MLS is the nation’s largest and most recognized subscriber-based MLS, dedicated to servicing over 86,000 real estate professionals from 35 Associations, 3 Boards of REALTORS® and 1 MLS. CRMLS is the industry powerhouse and thrives on providing the most relevant products and services to its subscribers. For more information on CRMLS visit www.crmls.org.