The Real Estate Board of New York (REBNY) has selected CoreLogic Property Data Marketplace (Trestle) as its Residential Listing Service’s backend data distribution platform to provide streamlined access to New York City property listings.
Authorized vendors can now connect to CoreLogic’s high-volume interface to obtain standardized real estate listing data from the REBNY Residential Listing Service (RLS). The CoreLogic Property Data Marketplace leverages the RESO Web API to ingest and distribute data efficiently and flexibly.
“REBNY serves one of the world’s most dynamic real estate markets and we’re constantly looking for proactive ways to innovate with listing data,” said Ninve James, REBNY’s senior vice president of the RLS. “We’re thrilled to team up with CoreLogic to offer our residential members an improved and centralized backend system to better manage and distribute their data. Trestle will be fed listings via the Elastic Listing System powered by Perchwell, and this synergy will provide an easier, faster more efficient mechanism for our residential members and valued vendors to access our listing data.”
“If you know anything about New York City real estate, you know it’s a complex market unlike any other,” said Scott Little, executive for CoreLogic Real Estate Solutions. “Together, REBNY and CoreLogic have dramatically simplified the process of licensing, acquiring and using NYC listing data. We invite anyone using REBNY’s native data to see how much easier it is to work within the CoreLogic Property Data Marketplace.”
