International MLS Forum: Global Real Estate Standards
October 7th-8th, 2024

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International MLS Forum | Istanbul 2026

Istanbul for attendees from Europe

For European attendees, Istanbul offers a setting that is geographically close in one sense and richly international in another, making it a natural place for conversations that reach across connected markets.

Hero photo: Jorge Franganillo, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 2.0).

Why the setting matters

A European conversation with a global horizon

Property markets are shaped by local law, culture, and consumer expectation. The Forum creates space to put those differences on the table, then work toward more interoperable and trusted ways to share information.

For European MLS, association, brokerage, technology, and standards leaders, Istanbul is an opportunity to connect regional experience with a broader network of practitioners. It is a place to test ideas against real differences, rather than assuming one model fits every market.

A passenger ferry crossing the Bosphorus with Istanbul in the distance
Photo: Acediscovery, Wikimedia Commons (CC BY 4.0).

Forum perspective

What to explore at the Forum

Cross-border perspective

Bring questions, examples, and working relationships that extend beyond a single local market.

Practical exchange

Focus on the standards, systems, and partnerships that make trusted property information more useful in practice.

Shared context

Use the Forum to compare approaches with peers working in different legal, technical, and cultural environments.

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A city formed at the meeting of Europe and Asia

The Historic Areas of Istanbul sit on the Bosphorus peninsula between the Balkans and Anatolia. UNESCO describes the city’s heritage as reflecting the meeting of Europe and Asia over many centuries.

Read the UNESCO overview
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