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                                rizona MLSs Expand Data Access for 11,700 Subscribers 
    Four Arizona multiple‑listing services—Northern Arizona Association of Realtors, Prescott Area Association of Realtors, White Mountain Association of Realtors, and the Multiple Listing Service of Southern Arizona (MLSSAZ)—have joined forces to share real‑time listings. The partnership will benefit the combined 11,700 members who rely on these platforms. Flexmls, the software that powers all four, will activate the data‑sharing feature on Nov. 10. Subscribers will find a new Quick Search tab that pulls listings from partner MLSs within the alliance’s territories, giving agents and buyers a broader view of available homes. The move allows agents to view listings from neighboring MLSs without leaving their own platform, streamlining the search process for buyers. “This collaboration enhances data access for every subscriber,” said Romeo Arrieta, CEO of MLSSAZ and the Tucson Association of Realtors. “It provides agents and clients with more options when buying or selling in Arizona.” 
    NorthstarMLS Reconfigures Governance 
    NorthstarMLS is trimming its board from 20 to 11 members, a change recommended by Minneapolis Area Realtors, Saint Paul Area Association of Realtors, and Southeast Minnesota Realtors. The new board will include five local representatives and six external experts in law, technology, and marketing—none required to have a real‑estate background. The inclusion of non‑real‑estate experts is intended to bring fresh perspectives on regulatory compliance, digital innovation, and market analytics. CEO Tim Dain explained that the shift is designed to improve decision‑making and keep the MLS competitive amid rapid industry change. “This proactive structure will strengthen our organization,” Dain said, noting that the real‑estate sector is undergoing a swift transformation driven by broker perspectives, evolving business models, and technological advances. 
    LIBOR Partners with KCM for Marketing Suite 
    The Long Island Board of Realtors (LIBOR) has teamed with Keeping Current Matters (KCM) to offer its 27,000+ members a comprehensive marketing suite. The package includes infographics, social‑media graphics, automated content publishing, training, and more. Members can use the free tools provided by LIBOR or upgrade at a discounted rate for additional features. The tools aim to help agents maintain a cohesive online presence and reach clients more effectively. Members who need advanced features can upgrade at a discounted rate, ensuring flexibility for firms of all sizes. “Equipping Realtors with competitive resources is central to our mission,” said LIBOR CEO Doreen Spagnuolo. “Through this partnership, we empower agents to deliver credible market insights and strengthen client relationships.” 
    These initiatives reflect a broader trend of MLSs adapting to technology and market demands.