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The Apartment Listing Platform Built for Agents, Property Owners, and Managers

For Licensed Real Estate Agents
 

Find Apartments for Your Clients

Browse available apartments, review agent referral fees and leasing requirements where provided, and connect directly with property teams to confirm details and arrange tours.

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For Owners and Property Managers

Get Your Available Units in Front of Agents

List available apartments and share your referral fees, tour procedures, and leasing requirements. Give agents the details they need to match renters to your units and bring qualified prospects to your leasing team.

Industry Facts
*as of November 1. 2026

3.8M+

Total Vacant Units Across the US

3.0M+

 Total Number of Licensed Real Estate Agents in the US

42

Average Time Units Spend Vacant

3.5B+

Lost Revenue Due to Vacancy
 

Learn Apartment Locating, it's a high paying skill.

Enroll in Apartment Locator Training

Pass Apartment Locator Final Exam

Access 
Available Apartment Units

Enroll in CRE-Library’s Apartment Locator Training to learn how to match renters with available apartments, register clients, coordinate tours, and confirm referral terms with leasing teams.

Score 80% or higher on the final exam to unlock access to Apartment Market listings.

Passed the Apartment Locator Final? Sign in to Apartment Market to browse available units, review posted referral terms, and connect directly with leasing teams to confirm availability and arrange tours for your clients.

The Locator Process

The simple method behind Apartment Locator success

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Understand Your Client’s Needs

Confirm their budget, preferred locations, move-in date, and must-haves.

02

Find and Verify Apartment Matches

Search Apartment Market for options that fit. Confirm availability, total monthly costs, and any specials directly with the leasing team.

03

Register Your Client and Coordinate Tours

Confirm the property’s referral terms, follow its client registration procedures, and arrange tours for your client’s top choices.

04

Follow Through From Application to Move-In

Stay in touch with your client and the leasing team through the application, lease signing, and move-in. Submit any required paperwork for the agreed referral fee.

Success Stories

Hear from apartment locators and property managers about how they work together to help renters find a home. Their stories show how a direct conversation with the leasing team can clarify availability, tour procedures, and screening requirements before a renter applies.

“When I’m helping a renter, I want to know which apartments are available, who to contact, and what I need to do before the first tour. Apartment Market gives me a place to start. I can narrow down the options, check the property’s referral instructions, and reach out directly to the leasing team to confirm the details.”

Jenifer Cohen

​“Apartment Market gives us one place to share what’s available, how to register a renter, and who to call for a tour. When an agent reaches out, they already have the basics, so my leasing team can spend that first conversation helping them find the right unit for their client.”

Maria Goncavales

“One of my clients was worried their credit history might keep them from getting approved. Through Apartment Market, I found the right leasing contact and, with my client’s permission, discussed their situation with the property team. I could ask about the screening criteria and whether a guarantor was an option before my client spent money on an application.”

Michael Soveign

"This a Partnership"

Agents  come across people that need rental housing daily and properties have vacancies agents don't know about.  This is a win/win.

The Apartment Market brings real estate agents and property teams together to help renters find their next home. Owners and managers share available units, tour instructions, and referral terms. Agents bring renters whose budget, move-in date, and needs fit the property. By working directly with each other, agents can give their clients clearer options, and leasing teams can spend more time with prospects who are ready to take the next step.

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