Roost Real Estate Search Launches in Greater Tampa!

May 19th, 2008 by roostblog in Real Estate

Roost Real Estate Search Launches in Greater Tampa!

If you’re a buyer looking for homes for sale in the greater Tampa area you’ve got a new solution – Roost.com. Roost, through strategic partnerships with local Real Estate brokers, including Prudential Florida WCI Realty now offers consumers powerful access to search all the current homes for sale in the Orlando Metro area and way beyond. Search for homes by School District, neighborhood, keyword, and more! www.Roost.com

And if you’re a Real Estate broker in the Tampa area looking to find an edge, be sure and contact us about our IDX partner network at sales@roost.com.

Roost now offers the most comprehensive (we mean all) set of homes for sale listings – including MLS, For Sale by Owner (FSBO) and New Construction, in Tampa and nearby cities. A sampling of the cities covered: Apollo Beach, Brandon, Dade City, Englewood, Lake Wales, Lakeland, Land O Lakes, Leesburg, Tampa, Venice, and many, many more.

…and we’re in thousands of other cities across the nation including; Atlanta; Baltimore; Boise; Boston; Chicago; Dallas; Fort Worth; Houston; Minneapolis; Orange County; Orlando; Philadelphia; Phoenix; Portland; St. Paul; Sacramento; Tampa; Modesto; San Diego, Silicon Valley; St. Louis; Denver and Washington D.C. areas, ensuring the results for each local search are complete. Founded in 2007, Roost.com is based in San Francisco, Calif. To start your home search, visit http://www.roost.com. Keep your eye on Roost.

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  • Sarasota
    Where is Sarasota, FL? and the luxury market of the Southwest of Florida? This is probably one of the most active markets you will find in FL. Need to include it.
  • There is an MLS board in Sarasota that we have already begun talking to. I wouldn't be surprised if Sarasota is online in a couple of months.
  • The problem with Florida is that the MLSs are broken up, you need to join each board. They really need one MLS for the entire state. I think Sarasota and Bradenton which are adjacent cities are two separate MLSs so you need to pay and join two boards. This makes no sense.
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