The Houston Association of REALTORS® (HAR) and Beaumont Board of REALTORS® (BBOR) have announced a key reciprocity agreement that expands property access for real estate professionals across Southeast Texas.
Effective today, HAR Multiple Listing Service (MLS) subscribers with an HAR Supra eKEY can open Supra lockboxes in the Beaumont area without additional set up, fees or subscriptions. Likewise, agents with a Supra eKEY issued from BBOR will be able to open HAR Supra lockboxes.
The expanded access allows HAR MLS subscribers to show properties in Beaumont and surrounding communities. BBOR’s market area includes Chambers County, Galveston County, Hardin County, Jasper County, Jefferson County, Newton County, Orange County, Sabine County and Tyler County.
“This agreement is part of HAR’s ongoing commitment to enhancing our MLS subscribers’ ability to serve their clients efficiently while expanding their reach into neighboring markets,” said HAR.com Chairman of the Board Mario Arriaga.
The agreement mirrors existing key reciprocity agreements HAR maintains with other Texas MLSs, including Austin, North Texas and San Antonio.
About HAR
Founded in 1918, the Houston Association of REALTORS® (HAR) is a 50,000-member organization of real estate professionals engaged in every aspect of the industry, including residential and commercial sales and leasing, appraisal, property management and counseling. It is the largest individual dues-paying membership trade association in Houston as well as the second largest local association/board of REALTORS® in the United States.
About BBOR
Founded in 1916, the Beaumont Board of REALTORS® (BBOR) is a resource when it comes to finding a REALTOR® and buying and selling in Beaumont and surrounding areas. BBOR’s jurisdiction covers Beaumont, Orange, Port Arthur and Vidor. BBOR’s Market Area covers Jefferson County, Chambers County, Hardin County, Orange County, Tyler County, Jasper County, Galveston County, Newton County and Sabine County.
