Unlisted Expands Agent Network with Melissa Frantz Ellerman of Briggs Freeman Sotheby's International Realty
Unlisted's technology is designed to allow agents, buyers, and homeowners to see beyond the MLS. Agents have long searched the tax records to identify homes for clients when nothing on the MLS worked. Unlisted elevates that process and makes the data organized and searchable for everyone.
The platform utilizes publicly available real estate data to create a digital property profile for every home in the country. The real estate records can be quickly searched and organized into curated lists of homes that fit a buyer's criteria. While the buyers and their agents realize the homes are not for sale, it provides a list of properties they may approach about a potential offer.
'Unlisted opens up new possibilities for people who might not see themselves in the traditional market,' says Frantz Ellerman. 'Whether someone's casually browsing or actively planning a move to the Dallas area, I'm here to offer guidance, insight, and support every step of the way.'
The agent profiles are designed to highlight a local agent with a track record in that neighborhood and someone with niche expertise that can truly offer guidance. Unlike other online platforms, the agents for each ZIP code on Unlisted are vetted and must be able to offer true value to a prospective buyer or seller. The ethos of Unlisted is different from other real estate websites, the platform is designed to offer information and connection. Frantz Ellerman's deep understanding of the Dallas market makes her the ideal partner for Unlisted.
'We're excited to welcome Melissa Frantz Ellerman as our Unlisted partner in the 75205 and 75225 ZIP codes,' said Katie Hill, founder and CEO of Unlisted. 'Melissa brings all the qualities that align perfectly with Unlisted's mission. We're confident her involvement will help unlock meaningful opportunities for both buyers and homeowners in her market.'
To learn more about Unlisted, visit UnlistedHomes.com, opens new tab. For Unlisted for Agents, visit UnlistedHomes.com/Agents, opens new tab.
To learn more about Melissa Frantz Ellerman, visit her Unlisted profile, opens new tab or Briggs Freeman, opens new tab.
About Unlisted
Unlisted unlocks the potential in homes that aren't for sale—yet. The platform empowers buyers to join a Waitlist for homes they love, even if they're not on the market. At the same time, homeowners build a private list of interested buyers, giving them a head start if and when they decide to sell. Unlisted also gives homeowners control over how their property is presented online, with a customizable profile that highlights the home's best features and attracts more interest. With more time, more transparency, and more connection, Unlisted offers a more human way to explore real estate—one that leads to better outcomes for everyone. For more information, visit UnlistedHomes.com, opens new tab.
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