Irving-based real estate brokerage firm New Western Acquisitions is expanding its Comps system to the San Antonio and South Texas markets.
New Western Acquisitions introduced the system in June in the Dallas-Fort Worth and Austin markets, and later in Houston.
“Since New Western Comps launched, we have added MLS data from DFW, Houston, and Austin. We are excited to expand to the South Texas, San Antonio Market,” Heather Harrington, New Western’s vice president of marketing, said in a release. “It was our goal to provide complete coverage of the most booming real estate markets in the state of Texas, and we have!”
Comps allows customers to pull and customize live comparative market analysis (CMA) data on recently sold and leased properties in their areas. It also allows them to calculate and compare financing choices that could affect their investment strategy.
New Western Acquisitions was founded in 2008, and, to date, its affiliated companies have acquired enough single family homes to be named one of the nation’s largest brokers of distressed investment properties.
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