CityCribs.com Launches U.S. And International Real Estate Directory

A new human-edited real estate directory provides users with a convenient listing of real estate agents and services nationwide.

CityCribs.com, the fastest growing real estate marketplace online, rolls out a streamlined and highly efficient real estate directory. The directory provides users with a listing of real estate agents and services nationwide.

Each site listed in the CityCribs Directory is approved through a strict approval process; not all sites make the cut, only those that maximize the user’s experience and measure up to a high standard of excellence. This saves consumers the trouble of wading through inefficient and time consuming sites, which is a common occurrence when using other directories.

“If you need a home or real estate assistance anywhere in the U.S., from Houston to Hawaii, this is the place to start your search,” said Gea Elika founder of CityCribs.com. “Each site listed in the CityCribs Directory is approved through a strict approval process; not all sites make the cut, only those that maximize the user’s experience and measure up to a high standard of excellence. This saves consumers the trouble of wading through inefficient and time consuming sites, which is a common occurrence when using other directories.”

CityCribs Directory offers additional features and helpful links to a wide variety of companies nationwide that specialize in real-estate oriented services, from mortgage services to moving and housing support and much more. The directory provides links to informative real estate sites that help connect consumers to leading housing services and allows users to rank sites accordingly to their experiences. Google ads are also displayed for each individual state.

“We are pleased to facilitate the request of hundreds of consumers to create a directory on our ever popular CityCribs.com,” Elika said. “The directory will allow companies and services throughout North America and beyond to advertise to a large, captive audience seeking housing-specific information.”

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