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Posted: October 10, 2015
Agorafy App for iOS and Android now available
New York, NY Agorafy revealed the release of the official Agorafy App for iOS and Android.
The Agorafy App gives open access to the most comprehensive and real time real estate listing database in New York City. Agorafy is one of the only real estate search platforms to combine both residential and commercial real estate listings for Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, and all of the city’s five boroughs.
Search - Quickly and easily find commercial and residential real estate in NYC’s 5 boroughs, including the use of GPS powered search capabilities.
Manage - Call or email listing contacts right from the Agorafy App! Track and manage your contact history. Save your clients’ home or business location search criteria and receive notifications for new listings matching their requirements.
Update - Real Estate Pros can renew on-market listings and update listing media - like photos, floor plans, and flyers - all with the touch of a button!
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