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RE/MAX answers the question: What Can I Afford? Exclusive Global Search Feature Covers 80 Countries

RE/MAX of New York, Inc., reports that for every homebuyer who's asked the question: "What can I afford?" RE/MAX has the answer in a new global property search tool, an exclusive feature on www.global.remax.com, the most comprehensive global property listing website. Called the Global Property Search widget, the tool allows visitors to see exactly how much home they can afford in their native currency in 80 countries around the world. "No matter if they live in Australia or Spain, Canada, South Africa, or Costa Rica, buyers can find properties anywhere in the world that meet their wish list and their specific budget," said Larry Oberly, vice president, RE/MAX Global Franchise and Business Solutions. "The tool allows consumers to discover in an instant where the best deals are and how they can stretch their dollars, pesos, euros or other currency to get the home of their dreams." The Global Property Search tool is located in the top dropdown menu of the "Property Search" tab on www.global.remax.com, as well as at the bottom of the home page. Visitors can now search listings in 80 countries, in over 40 languages and currencies. "RE/MAX Broker/Owners and agents across New York State benefit from a number of RE/MAX internet sites that support their businesses and also serve as a resource for consumers. The Global Property Search feature that is now available on the Global RE/MAX website is an example of how RE/MAX continues to move forward as an international brand to make it possible for millions of people to retrieved valuable information regardless of the country they may be located. The Global reach of RE/MAX, which is greater than any competitors, enables buyers and sellers to check listings and easily locate RE/MAX professionals in New York and around the world," said Henry Weber, RE/MAX of New York, Inc., president and regional director.
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