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Posted: October 9, 2007
Use the Premier Florida Property Database at Rejournal.com
ReJournal.com has added links to the premier Florida property database on all three of our homepages; New England, New York and New Jersey / Pennsylvania. Go to www.rejournal.com and click on one of the aforementioned homepages and you will see a banner on the right side that links to the Florida property database (just look for the oranges).
The premier Florida property database is powered by The Property Sourcebook, the leading Florida Commercial Real Estate Listing service in print & on the web, covering improved property, vacant land, and businesses for sale and property for lease.
The database features a user friendly search interface that lets you search by four territories; North Florida, Central Florida, South Florida and the Florida Gulf Coast or by the entire state.
We encourage our visitors to take advantage of the premier Florida property database as it is not only a great place for researching available properties and listing your properties, it also produces informative location maps, site plans and floor plans for all the properties listed.
For more information or any other questions, comments, ideas or suggestions feel free to email me: [email protected] or call: (781) 878-4540 ext. 286 or (800) 654-4993 (outside MA) Mon. - Fri. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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