Denver Board of REALTORS(R) Creates New Member and Consumer Services.

DENVER -- Colorado's oldest trade association, the Denver Board of REALTORS(R) (DBR), has completed an internal assessment of all of its member and consumer services as part of an on-going program to track and respond to economic and social changes affecting the residential real estate professional, home buyers and sellers in Colorado.

The 3700-member association provides a variety of services for its members, including continuing education, marketing and networking opportunities and advocacy at the city, county and state level on matters of legislative concern to members. DBR is a primary source of up-to-date housing statistics for real estate professionals, government officials and consumers.

"REALTORS(R) in Denver already rely heavily on the Denver Board to provide the resources and support necessary to be successful in this profession," said DBR president Jeff Bernard. "We intend to significantly increase the value of membership in DBR by applying exciting new technologies and business models to help our members be even more effective advocates for the consumer during the home buying and selling process."

The organization recently redesigned its logo to reflect the added value that using a REALTOR(R) brings to each real estate transaction. Often the most complicated financial transaction people undertake, using a REALTOR(R) assures a high level of professional skill reinforced by the continuing education requirements of all DBR members. In addition, all REALTORS(R) sign a professional Code of Ethics and make a commitment to respecting diversity as part of the membership process.

Bernard reports that in the coming months DBR will unveil a new interactive website for members that will house more research data and tools to assist REALTORS(R).

For more information about DBR visit www.denverboardofrealtors.com.