About NREsystems ~ a time line

Honolulu, Hawai’i - 1972

Jack Pyle, CEO of NREsystems, earns CCIM designation at NAR convention. Introduced to early and relatively modest HP computer. Small lightbulb clicks on.

Chicago, Illinois - 1973

Pyle accepts position as instructor in CCIM national education program for then Realtors National Marketing Institute (RNMI).

Orlando, Florida - 1974

As a young visionary real estate professional he founds National Real Estate Exchange (predecessor to NREsystems) an organization devoted to utilization of computers in identifying and structuring multi-party real estate transactions.

USA and Canada - 1979

By end of decade NRE grows to over 400 real estate brokerage companies in 45 states and Canada using its proprietary software running on mainframe computers at a centralized data processing facility in Kansas City, Missouri.

Boca Raton, Florida - 1981

Mainframe powerhouse IBM announces introduction of personal computer. First units go on sale.

Worldwide - early 1982

Personal computer revolution gains momentum as computer users abandon centralized (and expensive) ‘dial-up time share’ data processing and embrace new ‘PC’ technology.

Maitland, Florida - mid 1982

Bowing to the times, NRE focuses company efforts on specialized personal computer software development. NRE founder leaves RNMI senior faculty position and CCIM program.

Tierra Verde, Florida - 1985

NRE relocates offices to Tampa Bay area. Pyle divides time between computer consulting and cruising Florida and Bahamas waters aboard his Morgan ketch, ‘Algorithm II.’

World Wide Web - early 1990’s

Technology advances again as PC’s begin to gain access to massive new international computer network, the ‘Internet.’

Internet - mid 1990’s

The revolution arrives! Companies flock to new communication and electronic trade medium.

Tierra Verde, Florida - early 2000’s

Larger lightbulb clicks on. NRE begins massive task of rewriting thousands of pages of proprietary code used in its earlier telephone dial-up system to create totally new NRE/IMS Internet-based system that merges proven concept of multi-party real estate transactions with dynamics of real time communication (relatively inexpensive communication) via Internet.

Throughout USA - 2024

After extended research and literally years of program development, NREsystems quietly launches proprietary Internet Marketing System (NRE/IMS) by introducing it to forward-thinking real estate brokers and agents, title, legal and loan representatives active in the marketplace. Visit website NREIMS.com for more information.

50+ year time line

Honolulu, Hawai’i - 1972

Jack Pyle, CEO of NREsystems, earns CCIM designation at Realtor convention. Introduced to early and relatively modest HP computer. Small lightbulb clicks on.

Chicago, Illinois - 1973

Pyle accepts position as instructor in CCIM national education program for then Realtors National Marketing Institute (RNMI).

Orlando, Florida - 1974

USA and Canada - 1979

By end of decade NRE grows to over 425 real estate brokerage companies in 45 states and Canada using its proprietary software running on mainframe computers at a centralized data processing facility in Kansas City, MO.

Boca Raton, Florida - 1981

Mainframe powerhouse IBM announces introduction of personal computer. First units go on sale.

Worldwide - early 1982

Personal computer revolution gains momentum as computer users abandon centralized (and expensive) ‘dial- up time share’ data processing and embrace new PC’s.

Maitland, Florida - mid 1982

Bowing to the times, NRE focuses company efforts on specialized personal computer software development. NRE founder leaves RNMI senior faculty position and CCIM program.

Tierra Verde, Florida - 1985

NRE relocates offices to Tampa Bay area. Pyle divides time between computer consulting and cruising Florida and Bahamas waters aboard his sailboat, ‘Algorithm II.’

World Wide Web - early 1990’s

Technology advances again as PC’s begin to gain access to massive new international computer network, the ‘Internet.’

Internet - mid 1990’s

The revolution arrives! Companies flock to new communication and electronic trade medium.