MONITORING REPORTJ U LY 2 01 8

Our Mission: MIBOR REALTOR® AssOcIATIOn

EMpOwERs MEMBERs And sTREngThEns ThE MARkETpLAcE In cEnTRAL IndIAnA ThROugh cOLLABORATIOn, AdvOcAcy,

pROfEssIOnALIsM, EducATIOn, And InnOvATIOn.

2018 - 2020 Goals

[1] EnsuRE MARkET EffIcIEncy

[2] sTREngThEn OuR cOMMunITIEs

[3] pROMOTE pROfEssIOnALIsM

[4] pREsERvE MEMBER RELEvAncy

[5] BE ThE dEfInITIvE sOuRcE

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GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS & ADVOCACY TOP ISSUES

REALTOR® FOCUS GROUP FOR MONTGOMERY COUNTY FUTURE PLANSConducted a REALTOR® focus group for Montgomery County REALTORS® to offer their input to consultants working on the development of the county’s first comprehensive plan that will guide future development of the county.

IPS REFERENDUM UPDATEThe IPS Board has approved a November referendum of $220 million operating and $52 million capitol

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REAL SELECTIONOn July 18th, the selection committee for the Real Estate Academy of Leadership met and vetted 40 candidates. They confirmed admission for 20 members for the class of 2019:

• Teri Apple

• Jaime Barb

• Dawn Barringer

• Michael Chappell

• Natalie Clayton - Scholarship Recipient

• Jason Engle

• Jacqueline Flowers

• Angela Garard

• Traci Garontakos

• Sara Guest

• Tyler Hankins

• Alexandria Hnatusko

• Courtney Kraft

• Morgan Lathery

• Laurie McQueen

• Shannon Plumer

• Rochelle Perkins

• Penny Tracey

• Angela Turley

• Crystal White

ECONOMIC & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

TECH TALKOn July 18th, more than a hundred members attended the TECH Talk event and one of the presentations highlighted the role of place-based initiatives and community development

INHPMIBOR and the Indianapolis Neighborhood and Housing Partnership (INHP) hosted an event on July 26th for which 60 members attended. The education session highlighted some of INHP’s new products, including Home Value Guaranty and Rehab Match This is the 7th INHP educational session co-sponsored by MIBOR with approximately 200 members attending in total.

MONON 16 COMMUNITY GARDEN PROJECTOn July 25th 15 volunteers met to assist in completing the Monon 16 Community Garden project, which is a placemaking initiative led by a REALTOR® member, Jenni Bliss, and received funds from MIBOR and NAR. Jenni learned about the NAR placemaking grants while attending the NAR conference in Chicago and contacted MIBOR for assistance in applying and making her vision for this project become a reality.

ECONOMIC &COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CONT...

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MIBOR STAFF AND MEMBERS SERVE AND HAVE DIRECT INPUT ON THE FOLLOWING BOARDS AND COMMITTEES:o Staff

• Central Indiana Regional Development Authority, Chair – Chris Pryor

• Greater Indianapolis Progress Committee – Chris Pryor

• GIPC Regional Infrastructure and Taxation Task Force – Chris Pryor

• White River Vision Plan Advisory Committee – Chris Pryor

• INDOT Citizens Advisory Committee on I65/I70 Northsplit Project – Chris Pryor

• Indianapolis Sign Revision Task Force – Chris Pryor

• MPO Strategic Plan Advisory Committee – Chris Pryor

• Indy Chamber Business Advisory Committee (PAC) – Chris Pryor

• Indy Chamber Transportation, Infrastructure and Energy (TIE) Committee – Zach Churney

• LISC Great Places 20/20 Committee – Zach Churney

o Members

• The Indy Partnership – Bob Lewis

• Boone County Economic Development Corporation – LeeAnn Balta

• Hendricks County Economic Development Partnership – Phil Langholz

• Invest Hamilton County – Judy Koehler

• Hancock County Economic Development Corporation – Mark Dudley

• Johnson County Development Corporation – open and working to fill

• Corporation for Economic Development for Anderson-Madison County – Steve Thompson

• Crawfordsville Economic Development Council – Greg Morrison

• Morgan County Economic Development Corporation - Kathy Taylor

• Shelby County Economic Development Corporation – open and working to fill

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Years 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 July ‘17 July ‘18

Membership ® 5,531 5,541 5,788 6,222 6,413 6,867 6,867 8,376

Goal ($15/member) $82,965.00 $83,115.00 $86,820 $99,427.56 $102,479.74 $140,842.17 $140,842.17 $140,842.17

Amount Raised incl. Divisions $69,928.83 $71,149.72 $73,251.96 $103,039.60 $102,566 $143,505.91 $143,505.91 $87,130.07

% of Goal 84% 86% 84% 103% 100% 102% 102% 61%

Contributors 1,426 1,109 1,054 1,746 2,053 2,075 2,075 1903

Participation 26% 20% 18% 28% 32% 30% 30% 23%

Average Contribution $48.65 $63.48 $64.99 $56.25 $47.79 $69.16 $69.16 $45.79

Crystal R’s ($2,500 - $4,999) 1 1 2 2 1 0 0

Sterling R’s ($1,000 - $2,499) 9 11 9 20 21 22 22 17

REALTOR® 500 ($500 - $999) 4 6 11 15 12 14 14 6

Capitol Club ($250 - $499) 21 31 20 17 24 26 26 22

$99 Club ($99 - $249) 190 205 196 239 127 169 169 100

RPAC FUNDRAISING UPDATE

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RESEARCH• 2018 Community Preference Survey is an update to our 2012 survey and mirrors a recent national survey done by NAR that examines

consumer preferences in housing and community quality of life to better understand what and why they purchased a home where they did. The survey is currently in the field and collecting responses. Survey should run for approximately two weeks and then the analysis and breakdown will begin.

• Phase 1 of the Regional Housing Analysis is almost complete. Phase 1 will examine identifying housing indicators, what constitutes a healthy housing market and why it is important. Additionally, this portion of the study will analyze how the current housing stock aligns with the regional economic development strategies and talent attraction and retention efforts.

• Both of these studies will be the basis of content for the October 15th Housing Summit.

GRANTS RECEIVED BY MIBOR• NAR Smart Growth Polling Grant – Montgomery County Comprehensive Plan $20,000

• NAR Smart Growth Polling Grant – Community Preference Survey $28,000

• Indianapolis MPO (Metropolitan Planning Organization) – Community Preference Survey $13,000

• NAR RPAC fundraising grant $5,000

• NAR Placemaking Grant $5,000

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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES MEMBER OUTREACH 2018

5TOTAL MEMBERs REAchEd: 457

AVERAGE YEARS IN BUSINESS WHEN FOUND IN VIOLATION (2008 - JULY 2018)

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SEVERITY OF DISCIPLINES (2010 - JULY 2018)

‘10 ‘11 ‘12 ‘13 ‘14 ‘15 ‘16 ‘17 ‘18

Letter of Warning 1 3 1 3 3 3 11 6 6

Letter of Reprimand 3 3 4 1 4 2 5 3 3

Education 2 1 1 3 1 6 5 8

Fine $0 - $999 1 3 2 2

Fine $1000 - $1999 1 2 2

Fine $2000 - $2999 1 1 2 1

Fine $3000 - $5000 1

Probation 1 1

Suspension

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COMING SOON ADVERTISING [8%]CONTINUING EDUCATION [8%]ADVERTISING [7%]fILIng cOMpLAInTs [6%]BLC® [6%]

TOP PHONE & EMAIL INQUIRIES(JANUARY - JULY 2018)

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TECHUPDATES

TECH TALK9 am-12:30 pm- 118 registered, 54 attended

1:30 pm-5 pm – 113 registered, 51 attended

100+ member attended!

Topics included Place Buying by MIBOR’s Zach Churney; Data is the New Currency by Remine; Smart Listings by MIBOR’s Gary Knight; BlockR Technology by NAR; Safety by Sentrilock; Technology Industry Update by MIBOR’s Nicole Jensen; Listings on Social Media by MIBOR’s Angie Baker; and Interactive Media by 360 Tour Design.

Two staff members from the National Association of REALTORS®, Jose Ramirez and Jason Normandin, fulfilled their NAR staff requirement of participating in a “Day in the Life” of a local association. MIBOR staff were honored to show Jose and Jason a glimpse into how we serve our members.

REMINEAgents Trained on Remine (June & July)

Initial Users: 837 New Users June: 392 New Users July: 148 Total Users: 1377

Subscription Level Stats:

Starter: 1189 Plus: 92 Success: 33 Pro: 63

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DOWN PAYMENT RESOURCE [DPR] LIVE ON 7/2

8,090 DPR Page Views from June to July 2018

6,966 DPR Users (Agents & Clients)

3,644 Listings with DPR Clicks

11,885 Total Listings that are DPR Eligible (Active & Pending)

84% of All Listings that are DPR Eligible

31% Eligible Listings with DPR Clicks

66 Available Programs | 7 INHP Anchor Institutions Mapped | 84 IDX Vendors Notified of DPR Integration on Agent & Office IDX Sites

AGENT CLICKS TO DPR ELIGIBLE LISTING

CLIENT CLICKS ON DPR ELIGIBLE LISTING

CONSUMER CLICKS ON AGENT’S DPR LINK [212 UNIQUE]

CLIENT CLICKS ON “GET DETAILS” [674 UNIQUE]

CONSUMER COMPLETES DPR ELIGIBILITY FORM [29 UNIQUE]

CLIENT CLICKS ON “LEARN MORE” [243 UNIQUE]

CONSUMER SUBMITS CONTACT INFO [LEADS!]

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TECHNOLOGY TRAININGJUNE 2018 – 67 MEMBERSIntroduction to Matrix™ 13

Intermediate Matrix™ for Buyers Agents 4

Intermediate Matrix™ for Listing Agents 17

Intermediate Matrix™ for Administrators 7

Introduction to RPR® 10

HomeSnap 14

Remine 0

Zipforms 10

Office Visits 68

JULY 2018 – 121 MEMBERSIntroduction to Matrix™ 41

Intermediate Matrix™ for Buyers Agents 13

Intermediate Matrix™ for Listing Agents 11

Intermediate Matrix™ for Administrators 14

Introduction to RPR® 10

HomeSnap 14

Remine 0

Zipforms 18

Office Visits 160

SENTRILOCK60% have downloaded the SentriSmart App

19% of access use SentriSmart App

Boxes Accessed - Change from 2016 to 2018

Gen1 = sILvER (nO BLuETOOTh) 6598 TO 3722 - 44% decrease

Gen2 = dARk BLuE (nO BLuETOOTh) 1631 TO 1060 - 35% decrease

NXT Gen3 = dARk BLuE (BLuETOOTh) 6736 TO 4409 - 35% decrease

BLE Gen3.5 = TAn (BLuETOOTh – pOwER pAddLE) 3261 TO 4640 - 42% increase

BLE Gen3.6 = TAn (BLuETOOTh – pOwER pORT) 323 TO 801 - 147% increase (2017-2018)

14,632 total lockboxes accessed in 2018

54,000+ total lockboxes purchased since 2004

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MEDIA MENTIONS: THE HEADLINES [CLICK FOR FULL ARTICLES] • Not Every Real Estate Search Site is the Same

• Area Home Sales Decline Amid Escalating Prices, Lower Inventory

• Key Groups Say Winning Support for Referendums Could Be Challenging for IPS

NEWS AND MEDIA

PRESS RELEASES FOR JUNE AND JULY 2018 [CLICK FOR FULL ARTICLES]

• REALTORS® Release May Central Indiana Housing Data and Statewide Housing Data

• REALTORS® Release June Central Indiana Housing Data

• MIBOR REALTOR® Association Applauds Indy Chamber’s IPS Operational Assessment, Urges Continued Spirit of Cooperation

JUNE JULY

“We are definitely concerned about the impact to taxpayers,” Pryor said.

He said while it’s important IPS succeed, the district’s request is “quite a ways apart” from what the Indy Chamber recommended.

“Taxpayers can only absorb so much of an increase. At some point you overstep that burden and that’s something we have to be cautious of with this proposal,” Pryor said.

• Buyers must make good offers to snag homes in sizzling market

MIBOR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN & INDYSTAR BRANDED CONTENT On March 16, MIBOR launched an eight-month branded content campaign with the Indianapolis Star. The campaign includes two written pieces a month to be features both on indystar.com and in the Sunday Star. The goal of this campaign is to align with our goal of “Be the definitive resource.” Below are the articles that ran in June and July.

Discovering Indianapolis’ Vibrant Neighborhoods: Hancock County [Click]

Discovering Indianapolis’ Vibrant Neighborhoods: Hamilton County [Click]

Discovering Indianapolis’ Vibrant Neighborhoods: Hendricks County [Click]

Discovering Indianapolis’ Vibrant Neighborhoods: Madison County [Click]

In addition to the branded content, on March 26th MIBOR launched our advertising campaign. This includes a series of online banner and display advertisements. The data below reflects March 27 – April 30.

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CAMPAIGN TOTALS• 3,272,455 impressions

• 7,975 clicks to www.mibor.com/findarealtor

• 0.24% average CTR (click through rate)

• $1.70 average CPC (Cost-per-Click )

Key takeaway: With an average CTR of 0.24%, MIBOR’s Spring 2018 campaignout-performed the industry average CTR of 0.05% and it outperformed the Ad Network CTR from last year (Spring 2017: 0.22% and Fall 2017: 0.16%). This is due in part because of the targeting parameters that were put into place: predictive, contextual, behavioral and geo-targeting.

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SOCIAL MEDIAMIBOR SOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENT• Facebook Likes – 4,395 – increase from 4,206 in May

• MIBOR Facebook messaging had an average daily total reach of 1010 in July, this is an increase from 996 in May.

ASKMIBOR SOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENT• Facebook Likes – 1070 – increase from 1025 in May

• AskMIBOR Facebook messaging had an average daily total reach of 114 in July, this is a decrease from 153 in May

NEXTGEN REACH: • Indianapolis 36

• Carmel 10

• Greenfield 3

• Avon 3

• Crawfordsville 2

• Noblesville 2

• Greenwood 2

• Westfield 1

• Plainfield 1

YEAR JOINED MIBOR • 2013> 12

• 2014 3

• 2015 3

• 2016 10

• 2017 15

• 2018 17

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EVENTS RECAP

NEW MEMBER/NEW BROKER

JUNE• New Member Orientation 86

• New Managing Broker 5

JULY• New Member Orientation 75

• New Managing Broker 8

TECHNOLOGY TRAININGJune 2018 – 67

July 2018 – 121

MIBOR DIVISION PARTICIPATION• June/July total attendance of Division

meetings and events: 1160

• 16% decrease from April/May 2018

• 13% decrease from June/July 2018

SPECIAL EVENTS• MIBOR NextGen Gardening (June

26th)

• TECH Talk (July 18th)

• MIBOR NextGen Happy Hour at World of Beer (July 19th)

• Be the Resource: Money Saving Tools for Your Clients – in partnership with INHP (July 26th)

MIBOR NEXTGENUPDATESPatachou Gardening Event & WOB Networking Event Recorded attendance: 63

MIBOR NEXTGENON FACEBOOKTotal Page Views: 72 (up 6% from last report)

Page Reach: 1661 (down 15% from last report)

Total Video Views: 770 (up 62% from last report)

231 Page Likes

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YEAR TO YEAR FINANCIALS (2006 - JULY 2018)

2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

REALTOR® Members 7,176 7,390 6,674 6,125 5,973 5,534 5,565 5,800 6,200 6,525 6,803 7,285 7,641

Affiliate 586 586 534 472 444 414 420 455 526 559 641 660 694

Total Members 7,762 7,976 7,208 6,597 6,417 5,948 5,985 6,255 6,726 7,084 7,444 7,945 8,335

BLC® Subscribers 7,764 8,133 7,210 6,679 6,493 6,201 6,083 6,225 6,683 6,849 7,141 7,600 7,845

Key Subscribers 8,016 8,263 7,473 6,923 6,736 6,371 6,344 6,496 6,985 7,135 7,442 7,904 8,168

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2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

YTD Sales 20,776 20,185 16,682 14,821 15,404 14,244 16,374 20,687 19,033 21,269 22,784 23,454 23,573

Curr. Active Listings 22,631 24,038 22,562 19,358 19,971 18,555 15,331 9,362 12,737 12,306 9,785 8,111 7,322

YTD Res. Listings 20,776 20,185 16,682 14,821 15,404 14,244 16,374 20,687 19,033 21,269 22,784 23,454 23,573

YEAR TO YEAR MARKETPLACE (2006 - JULY 2018)

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