Official government statistics yield evidence of the state’s growth. Between 2019 and 2020, Florida added 10.1 million housing units even as nearly all states reported modest growth in that realm. Only California and Texas exceeded Florida’s housings gains, with 14.5 million and 11.9 million units added, respectively, in those states, according to US Census Bureau data.
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As a result of the partnership, members of the Miami Association of Realtors can now seamlessly offer RentSpree’s tools, such as tenant screening, providing access to background and credit checks in a matter of minutes. This will help expedite realtors’ processes and grow their rental business in a market where interest in rentals is exploding.
“As an association that is committed to choices for our 60,000 members, we are pleased to add RentSpree to our suite of services – to support and enable our agents with top-of-the-line proptech rental tools,” Teresa King Kinney, CEO of Miami Association of Realtors, said in a prepared statement. “We are excited to offer RentSpree and appreciate their deep MLS integration and commitment to the industry.”
Lucarelli noted that technology continues to prove itself as the most impactful way to support booming rental markets such as Miami and South Florida. He added that the partnership with one of the nation’s largest and most prominent realtor associations “…shows what a significant role proptech will continue to play as rental demand grows and intensifies.”
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