Key Takeaways
- • NTREIS, the MLS covering Texas and Louisiana with more than 53,000 subscribers, has signed an agreement to implement the reData Export platform, according to a Real Estate Data Technologies press release dated October 22, 2026.
- • reData Export gives NTREIS a controlled access point to license MLS data to government agencies, universities, economists, and research firms without granting full access to its MLS system.
- • The platform was founded in January 2025 by UtahRealEstate.com, and the deal is positioned as a customer win for reData in MLS data distribution.
- • NTREIS CEO Chris Carrillo said the tool will help the MLS serve public agencies, universities, and research groups while protecting its data.
Summary
Real Estate Data Technologies, LLC (reData) announced on October 22, 2026, that NTREIS, the multiple listing service covering Texas and Louisiana, has entered into an agreement to use the reData Export software platform. NTREIS serves more than 53,000 real estate professionals and will implement the reData Platform to provide a controlled access point for its MLS data.
reData Export was founded in January 2025 by UtahRealEstate.com. The company says the product is designed to streamline the supply of real estate information to parties that need multiple listing service data for research, statistics, and analytics. According to the release, MLSs nationwide regularly receive requests from government agencies, universities, economists, and research companies seeking specific MLS data for market research and legislative analysis.
Under the arrangement, NTREIS can license data to these entities without giving them direct access to its MLS system. The release states this structure protects the confidentiality and data integrity of the MLS.
Chris Carrillo, CEO of NTREIS, said the tool complements the database the MLS has built and allows it to serve public agencies, universities, and research groups more effectively. He said reData Export offers customizable data parameters and enables licensees to access large datasets for research and statistical projects.
Brad Bjelke, CEO of Real Estate Data Technologies and UtahRealEstate.com, described NTREIS as one of the largest and most prestigious MLSs in the United States. He said distributing MLS data to parties outside the industry has historically been difficult, and argued that reData Export brings efficiency and simplicity to that process.
reData's product suite also includes reData MLS, a complete MLS software platform, reData Mobile, a companion app for MLS users, and reData Websites for public-facing property search portals.
reData Export was founded in January 2025 by UtahRealEstate.com. The company says the product is designed to streamline the supply of real estate information to parties that need multiple listing service data for research, statistics, and analytics. According to the release, MLSs nationwide regularly receive requests from government agencies, universities, economists, and research companies seeking specific MLS data for market research and legislative analysis.
Under the arrangement, NTREIS can license data to these entities without giving them direct access to its MLS system. The release states this structure protects the confidentiality and data integrity of the MLS.
Chris Carrillo, CEO of NTREIS, said the tool complements the database the MLS has built and allows it to serve public agencies, universities, and research groups more effectively. He said reData Export offers customizable data parameters and enables licensees to access large datasets for research and statistical projects.
Brad Bjelke, CEO of Real Estate Data Technologies and UtahRealEstate.com, described NTREIS as one of the largest and most prestigious MLSs in the United States. He said distributing MLS data to parties outside the industry has historically been difficult, and argued that reData Export brings efficiency and simplicity to that process.
reData's product suite also includes reData MLS, a complete MLS software platform, reData Mobile, a companion app for MLS users, and reData Websites for public-facing property search portals.
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