MLS of America is the property and listing data substrate: records, listing compliance, and the interfaces to county, city and state sources. It is running. Connect to it rather than building it.
What it holds
One place where the property record, the rules that govern its listing, and the public sources behind both are maintained together — rather than assembled per integration, per board, per vendor.
Records normalised once, at the layer, instead of in every system that consumes them.
The rules a listing has to satisfy, enforced where the data lives rather than in each downstream tool.
Public-record sources maintained as durable interfaces, not one-off imports that rot.
The listing record, stored and served from our own infrastructure.
In production today
Ingestion, replication, search and media are in production on Florida MLS data, built as the data layer for franchise-network scale.
The remaining build is broker multi-tenancy — a locked design, not an open question.
Where it sits
The data
This layer. A product in its own right, and what the other two draw from.
The platform
The operating system a brokerage runs on. Draws from this layer and syndicates back to it.
The consumer portal
What a brokerage's clients see, against the same records their agents work from.
A listing's position is never for sale.
Get in touch
If you run a network and this is the layer you were about to build, we should talk.