ARMLS Releases Statement: ARMLS Not Involved in Elections Policy / Voting
Dec 8, 2022
The Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service (ARMLS®) has been advised of and become aware of public statements made by MLS subscribers and an ARMLS volunteer Board member regarding the recent 2022 general election in Arizona. To avoid any confusion, ARMLS feels that is important to reiterate that the views expressed by our subscribers and volunteer board members are theirs alone and do not necessarily reflect the views of ARMLS, employees, or other volunteer board members of ARMLS.
The ARMLS Board of Directors is composed of real estate business leaders, brokers and agents that run independent businesses outside of their volunteerism with ARMLS. Their experiences in the real estate industry give ARMLS strength in diverse decision-making, which has contributed to the success of ARMLS. However, the public, subscribers and customers are directed solely to public statements on ARMLS.com or positions otherwise made public by the CEO/Chair for the official positions of ARMLS.
About ARMLS®
Arizona Regional Multiple Listing Service (ARMLS®) is the largest MLS in Arizona, providing MLS and other core services for MLS subscribers. ARMLS started in 1982 as the first regional MLS in the country. Now nearly 40 years later, ARMLS provides training, support, and technology solutions for 40,000 real estate agents.
Contact Information:
James Marcus
Director of Marketing
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480-921-7777
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