News: Rhode Island

State-Wide MLS debuts East Coast Commercial Property Network

Warwick, RI According to Multiple Listing Service (MLS), Rhode Island Commercial Information Exchange (RICIE) has become East Coast Commercial Property Network (CPN). East Coast CPN is a commercial property information exchange originally developed and launched five years ago as Rhode Island Commercial Information Exchange. Commercial practitioners seeking a cost-effective way to share Rhode Island commercial property listing information developed the exchange. As EastCoastCPN.com, it now offers the ability for subscribers to market their Connecticut and Massachusetts listings in addition to those in Rhode Island.

While RICIE will have a new name and a new look as East Coast CPN, functionality will remain the same so there will be no new learning curve for current subscribers. And, East Coast CPN subscribers can have their State-Wide MLS fees waived if they deal solely with commercial properties. Those subscribers will pay only a per month full-service fee which includes listing entry and marketing, along with assorted research tools. A basic membership is also included in the monthly fee of all State-Wide MLS members. 

Basic subscribers may enter listings into the system but do not have access to marketing and research tools.

East Coast CPN serves 1031 subscribers in 354 companies. It is also the exclusive provider of commercial real estate data to several municipal economic development departments as well as the Rhode Island economic development engine, Commerce RI. 

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