Sentence examples for listings database from inspiring English sources

In November, a San Remo four-bedroom with more than six bathrooms rented for almost $30,000 a month, according to the listings database Street Easy.

The latest attempt to simplify the search for housing, prompted by consumer interest and technological advances, was led by a band of brokers who created a listings database and set up a public Web site.

"Five years ago, protecting listings was the single most important thing, and people were very selective about where their listings ended up," said Eric Gordon, the managing director of RealPlus, which develops VOWs for clients as well as operating the listings database used by members of the Real Estate Board of New York.

Naked Apartments also allows renters to take a more active approach and browse its listings database.

Even though CrunchBoard's listings don't meet the magnitude of Dice's or Monster's listings database, this decline in available tech jobs is alarming.

The launch is the first step of the startup company's mobile strategy which extends the Spoonfed events listings database to the mobile platform, making it easier for Londoners to find interesting things to do while already on the move.

But those services have not succeeded in winning many customers, analysts say, because the technology is not as good and the competitors have fewer business-specific data services, like access to a multiple-listing database for real-estate agents or a global positioning service to let dispatchers monitor and guide their trucks.

HG.org: Self-listing database of law firms, experts, and alternative dispute resolution professionals, etc. Contains many international listings.

Google seeds its business listings using commercial mailing list databases, including infoUSA and Axciom.

We're inspired by our commitment to offer big name brands trustworthy solutions for positioning their brands online, overcoming software hurdles to good listings, making database driven sites searchable and increasing their ROI performance.

According to Tom Rodenhauser, an independent consultant for the recruiting industry, the ready availability of job listings and databases on the Internet has eliminated much of the exclusive value that companies like Haldane used to be able to offer clients.