The partnership will allow RE/MAX real estate agents full access to digital floor plans created by CubiCasa now that the company is an “Approved Supplier” on the brokerage’s online Marketplace.
Source: Inman News
CubiCasa digital floor plans now available to 50,000 RE/MAX agents
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