What is the IREA-AII?

The International Real Estate Alliance – Allianza Inmobiliaria Internacional (IREA-AII) is a network of more than 600 international real estate websites, providing advertising services to those wishing to sell or rent property. Each of the 600+ sites offers the possibility of advertising homes anywhere in the world. When a person or real estate agent advertises a home for sale or rent, it is automatically listed on all of the 600+ websites.

The IREA-AII Today

The IREA-AII uses an exclusive software development called PRE Professional Real Estate, created by Multiar.com, integrating all 600 real estate websites.

A team of  IT experts and 20 dedicated IBM servers of the latest generation ensure the high quality technical service the IREA-AII is renowned for. To ensure 99.999% uptime, the IREA-AII uses four Tier 1 providers: LEVEL 3, AT&T, SPRINT and SAVVIS, allowing optimal performance around the world.

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The IREA-AII has its physical headquarters in Marbella, Spain, with direct telephone lines from London, Barcelona, Madrid, Marbella, New York, Miami, Mexico City and Buenos Aires, for better customer service.

The IREA-AII provides customer service and technical support to the clients of all its franchisees, via online chat, telephone or email.

The IREA-AII human resources team – comprised of computing engineers, experts in web positioning, writers, sales people and customer service representatives – provides worldwide coverage from Spain, the USA, Argentina and India.

Additional information

The franchised portals are the property of the IREA-AII International Real Estate Alliance -­ Alianza Inmobiliaria Internacional Group, and are registered in accordance with international norms ISO 3166-1 regulated by ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Name and Numbers) and in accordance with the RFC 1591 standards.

IREA-AII Company History

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