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CREBuilder Connects Brokers to the CommercialCafe Listing Network

CREBuilder connected to the CommercialCafe Listing Network, letting brokers sync listing information from CREBuilder to CommercialCafe, CommercialSearch and PropertyShark. The listing feed carries property details, photos, broker contact information and public marketing materials, and changes made in CREBuilder are reflected through the connection to reduce repeat data entry.

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PHOENIX, November 9, 2026 / CREBuilder today announced its connection to the CommercialCafe Listing Network, bringing commercial listing distribution closer to the platform where brokers prepare their property marketing.

The CREBuilder × CommercialCafe collaboration connects broker listings with three commercial real estate marketplaces: CommercialCafe, CommercialSearch and PropertyShark. Brokers can create offering memorandums in CREBuilder and sync listing information through the connection.

The listing feed carries property details, photos, broker contact information and public marketing materials. Changes made in CREBuilder are reflected in the listing information available through the connection, reducing the need to re-enter the same details across separate systems.

"Brokers should spend their time talking with buyers and tenants, not entering the same listing details over and over. With CREBuilder and CommercialCafe, the work that goes into preparing an OM can also support listing distribution across the network. It's less repeat entry and more time to move the deal forward," said Sam Losek, Founder of CREBuilder.

"We are excited to partner with CREBuilder," said Peter Kolaczynski, Associate Director, Commercial Data at Yardi. "This syndication will allow CREBuilder users to easily share their offerings across the Yardi Listing Network, which reaches millions of viewers and generates tens of thousands of leads per month."

Build your first OM free at crebuilder.com, then sync your listings with the CommercialCafe network.

About CREBuilder
CREBuilder is a commercial real estate marketing platform for brokers and teams. It brings property marketing documents, websites, CRM, Deal Rooms and email tools together to help brokers prepare listings, present opportunities and manage follow-up.

About CommercialCafe
CommercialCafe is a leading online commercial real estate marketplace connecting tenants and buyers with office, coworking, retail, and industrial listings for lease and sale. Part of the CommercialCafe Listing Network, the platform helps property seekers find the right space while giving brokers and owners syndication tools to market their properties. Learn more at commercialcafe.com.

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