Zumper.com Joins the MRI VaultWare Apartment Content Syndication Network
MRI Software, a global leader of property and investment management solutions, has added Zumper.com to the MRI VaultWare syndication partner program, giving mutual clients the ability to enhance and automate Zumper.com advertisements within the MRI VaultWare Apartment Marketing and Reservation System. When an MRI VaultWare client opts to add MRI VaultWare’s functionality to their Zumper.com advertisement, apartment hunters are provided with the ability to check current apartment availability, request to hold a specific available apartment, and even find out if they are qualified to rent from the community with MRI VaultWare’s integrated pre-qualification feature.
MRI VaultWare Apartment Marketing and Reservation solutions provide consumer-centric apartment marketing, leasing, and market analysis capabilities focused on delivering an ideal online shopping experience that results in streamlined operations, highly qualified leads, and more leases. The software features automated content updates, including current pricing availability pulled directly from their property management or revenue management system, which results in consistent content across the client’s MRI VaultWare-powered online advertisements. In fact, more than 15 million apartment hunters use MRI VaultWare to help them find their perfect apartment every year.
Zumper is a mobile-focused Internet Listing Service (ILS) that allows free apartment and house marketing for every US building, property manager, and landlord. Over 70% of the millions of renters on Zumper send messages via mobile, with a heavy focus from iOS and Android apps, which have been featured in the App Store and Play Store, respectively. Zumper has over one million monthly searches, with heavy adoption among millennial renters.
“Zumper is excited to add MRI VaultWare to our multifamily listing syndication network,” said Zumper CEO Anthemos Georgiades. “Our free-to-market model allows MRI VaultWare clients to get real-time access to our mobile-focused renters through the MRI VaultWare feed. We look forward to the partnership with MRI VaultWare and their clients.”
Zumper is the latest company to join the MRI VaultWare content syndication network, a robust and high-quality collection of the best and most frequented ILSs in the industry. MRI VaultWare clients can elect to have MRI VaultWare enhance their Zumper.com advertisement by navigating to the “ILS Selection” on the MRI VaultWare Control Panel.
For more information about the MRI VaultWare Reservation System as well as the entire lineup of MRI VaultWare Apartment Marketing solutions, please visit https://www.mrisoftware.com/vaultware-products.
About MRI Software
MRI Software LLC is a leading provider of innovative software solutions for the global real estate industry. MRI delivers a comprehensive and truly configurable solution, from property-level management and accounting to the most complex, long-range financial modeling and analytics for both the commercial and multifamily real estate markets. As a leading provider of real estate enterprise software applications and hosted solutions, MRI leverages over 40 years of business experience to develop long-term successful relationships with its clients. Originally founded in Cleveland, Ohio, U.S.A., the company has offices in Toronto, London, Sydney, Singapore, and Hong Kong. For more information, please visit https://www.mrisoftware.com.
About Zumper, Inc.
Zumper, based in SoMa, San Francisco, is the fastest growing ILS in the country with millions of renters using its search platform, http://www.zumper.com. Zumper, a team of 20, has raised $8.2 million in venture capital, most recently a $6.5 million Series A round led by Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers (February 2014).
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