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World Wide MLS(tm) (WWMLS)

The World Wide MLS(tm) is a public, global registry of property listings on the Internet.

Introduction


Using reserved ports 32801 and 32811, WWMLS allows public access to registry listings to users and accredited OpenMLS(R) registrars. Like the WHOIS protocol, the Multiple Listing Service Network Protocol binds to port 32801 using tcp and udp. Users and registrars request a listing’s information by sending a message to an MLSN server which returns listing information or a “no match” response.

The other half of WWMLS involves the Real Estate Transport Protocol (RETP). RETP distributes listings from registrar to registry to registrars. The messaging protocol uses reserved port 32811 and tcp only.

The World Wide MLS(tm) was invented on October 29, 2011 by Corey Leong, Executive Director of the GR8C.

Use Cases


  • Agent markets listing property.
  • Homeowner advertises home with accredited registrar.
  • Landlord advertises rental property.
  • Real Estate brokerage uploads listings inventory.
  • Buyer searches for local properties near Chicago.
  • Rentor browses rentals around London.

Development


  • to be added

Contact


  • Corey Leong, <cleong@gr8c.org>

Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. Use Cases
  3. Development
  4. Contact

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Updated by: Corey Leong <cleong@gr8c.org>,(GR8C) Executive Director