Council of Residential Specialists takes Drupal.org Homepage!

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Recently, Drupal.org and the Drupal Community featured CRS.com on its homepage for its Featured Site section. The “Featured Site” section of Drupal.org, the development community site of Drupal, is only offered to top websites that utilize Drupal’s full potential in scalability, flexibility, and overall performance. To become featured, the site must pass a rigorous evaluation and criteria laid out by the entire Drupal Development community.

Council of Residentual Specialists professional network of nearly 33,000 residential real estate professionals from across the United States and around the globe. CRS provides agents with the tools, resources and strategies they need to help them guide buyers and sellers through the residential sales process. Being such a large organization, CRS.com was one of the largest association site launches in company history. The entire engineering team was involved to make this project one of the best association sites in Drupal and on the web.

CRS.com

CommonPlaces has a strong background in large-scale Drupal sites for associations. Drupal offers the flexibility and proven track record of success in supporting large and scalable projects that improve membership managment, integrate workflows, and create a whole new dimension for any association looking to develop a precense on the web.

You can check CRS out at www.crs.com or read the whole case study on drupal.org

-The CommonPlaces Team

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