CRE Tracker to develop broker directory for Eastern Union Funding
CRE Tracker, a customized platform designed to automate the entire workflow for commercial real estate professionals, has been engaged by Eastern Union Funding, one of the country's largest private mortgage brokerage companies serving the national commercial real estate sector, to build a comprehensive commercial real estate broker directory.
The broker directory will be made available, completely free of charge, to sales brokers and clients of Eastern Union. This directory will enable sales brokers to promote their individual listings directly to Eastern Union's clients.
"We are constantly looking for ways to provide our clients with added value," said Ira Zlotowitz, president, Eastern Union Funding. "We invested in technology and we utilize it to enhance and grow our mortgage business. We are now adding features and functionality to give our clients a better experience on the acquisition and disposition side of the business." "Our partnership with Eastern Union is one in which we take great pride," said Moshe Maybloom, Chief Executive Officer, CRE Tracker. "They are an innovative leader in their field, and the mandates they have given us are ones that are invigorating the commercial real estate industry as a whole." The broker database is currently in beta and will be widely available following the July 4th holiday. However, brokers can start listing properties now.
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