Silver City Regional AOR & MLS

First chartered by NAR in 1951 as the Grant County Board of REALTORS®, the Silver City Regional Association of REALTORS® serves 24 member offices with over 70 brokers and appraisers. The Silver City Regional MLS, a wholly owned subsidiary of SCRAR®, established in 1994, serves REALTOR® members throughout New Mexico, and includes properties across southwest New Mexico.

REALTORS® are members of the National Association of REALTORS® who are bound by a Code of Ethics while helping you navigate one of the most complicated and important transactions you’ll make in your lifetime.

Ethics, Expertise and Education – the REALTOR® difference at work for you.

ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS®

Silver City Regional Association of REALTORS® (SCRAR) includes Brokers and real estate industry leaders who band together to ensure a healthy real estate environment and to protect private property rights. REALTORS® are professionals helping consumers achieve the American Dream of homeownership.

MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE

Silver City Regional Multiple Listing Service, Inc. (SCRMLS) is a wholly owned subsidiary of SCRAR, and committed to providing reliable, cooperative, credible real estate database of listing and sales information in southwest New Mexico.

FIND A PROPERTY

Find a Property is an SCRMLS feature that allows you to conduct a quick simple search of current real estate listings in Silver City and the surrounding area. Click Go below to start your search. If you know the MLS #, or address, for a listed property with SCRMLS click here.

MEMBER PORTAL

This new membership portal (Navica Streamline) is for the Silver City Regional Association and Multiple Listing Service membership. This is your one-stop for communications, online bill pay, event registration, polling/elections, and more.

Links: Calendar | Broker Search | Office Search | Affiliate Search | Appraiser Search

Consumer Guide Downloads:

These consumer guides are PDF files. They are also available in Spanish at facts.realtor

HOT TOPIC:

What is Deed Fraud (PDF) Deed fraud schemes involve impersonating the actual owner and recording fake or forged documents in local land records. In other cases, property owners are deceived or convinced to sign documents related to their property that are not in their best interests. ALTA, along with the AARP, Mortgage Bankers Association, National Association of Realtors, National Notary Association, and Property Records Industry Association, developed this handout to provide education and solutions to these real estate scams.