AUSTIN, Texas, June 13, 2017 -- RealMassive, commercial real estate’s first open and connected digital marketplace, will provide automated property listing and digital marketing exposure for all Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Commercial Group’s (BHHS) represented commercial properties. Through an innovative API-based connection, BHHS’ inventory data will transfer automatically and in real-time to RealMassive’s national, open database. The connection also delivers BHHS’ brokers and their clients mobile-optimized visibility across multiple markets, search, and social channels.
“We’re excited and pleased to be the first commercial real estate brokerage service provider to partner this way with RealMassive and take the first steps toward real open access for commercial real estate property data. Open access to CRE property data is changing the way brokerage is done and at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Commercial Group we’re proud to be the first to automate with RealMassive. It gives us a real advantage for our clients, for our agents and for the business community.” - Michael W. Fields
“Our partnership with this industry giant and established household brand further separates us from traditional commercial data providers. Like us, the BHHS team is in constant pursuit of modern, digital business practices and we are excited about our future together. RealMassive’s focus on data automation, open access, and mobile solutions will help us both achieve our objectives as we support the growth and expansion of their commercial services division.” - Patrick Lashinsky, CEO of RealMassive
This announcement comes on the heels of significant advancements in data growth and market coverage for the Austin-based tech firm. Already presenting nearly four billion square feet of commercial property and land, RealMassive is in pursuit of tripling their property data inventory by the end of 2017.
To learn more about the details and benefits of this partnership, please email [email protected].
About Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Commercial Services:
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Commercial Services is among the few companies entrusted with the Berkshire Hathaway name, an enterprise worth more than $200 billion dollars today.
Our namesake, Berkshire Hathaway, was named the No. 1 company in Barron’s annual ranking of the world’s 100 most respected companies. This speaks to a commitment to business ethics and integrity over all else, as is consistently demonstrated by its chairman, Warren Buffett.
The company is built on the proven operational excellence, demonstrated integrity, and the reputation of Berkshire Hathaway – among the world’s most admired companies, according to Fortune’s 2012 ranking.
Simply put, the Berkshire Hathaway network of commercial real estate sales professionals share the strength of a solid universal business reputation that’s great for business.
About RealMassive:
RealMassive™ is commercial real estate’s open and connected digital marketplace, covering over four billion square feet of office, industrial, and retail space. The Austin-based SaaS firm provides CRE professionals with critical insights into the performance of their markets and portfolios while streamlining their marketing efforts. Users can list, search, and share data sets through an intuitive platform optimized for performance analytics, digital marketing, and inventory management.


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