MIBOR, Lundy partner to streamline MLS data access

"This partnership lets us do what we do best, deliver natural, intuitive voice and AI tools for agents and consumers while relying on BPP's Search-as-a-Service RealAPI to power the MLS data layer, Justin Lundy, founder and CEO of Lundy Inc., said in a statement. What Dan Troup and his team at the Broker Public Portal have built for MLSs and brokers makes it possible to move faster, smarter, and with more confidence. It's a shift that accelerates innovation across the entire industry."

"Under the partnership, MIBOR authorizes RealAPI to feed data directly into Lundy's Finding Homes platform. The Broker Public Portal manages data ingestion and normalization allowing Lundy to use a single data format that can scale to other MLS markets. By enabling direct access through the RealAPI, we're cutting out inefficiencies and ensuring our members see faster adoption of high-value features from vendors like Lundy,"

"The partnership outlines benefits for both vendors and MLSs: For vendors: faster market entry, reduced infrastructure costs, and consistent data standards across MLSs. For MLSs: quicker access to new tools, improved data governance, scalable standards and new revenue opportunities through usage-based billing. RealAPI developed by the Broker Public Portal provides a secure, auditable distribution system that allows broker-authorized MLSs to manage data access and compliance while maintaining control over how information is used."

MIBOR authorizes RealAPI to feed MLS data directly into Lundy's Finding Homes while the Broker Public Portal manages ingestion and normalization so Lundy can use a single, scalable data format across MLS markets. Lundy provides natural, intuitive voice and AI tools for agents and consumers relying on RealAPI to power the MLS data layer. MIBOR says direct RealAPI access cuts inefficiencies, accelerates adoption of high-value vendor features, and preserves support for distribution partners like MLS Grid. The partnership offers vendors faster market entry, lower infrastructure costs, and consistent data standards while giving MLSs quicker tool access, better governance, scalable standards, and usage-based revenue opportunities through a secure, auditable distribution system that maintains broker control over data access and compliance.

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