Centcore and Sportzfolio Launch First-of-its-Kind Pickleball Real Estate Platform

Centcore, a division of Mitesco, Inc., has announced a strategic partnership with Sportzfolio, LLC to launch an innovative Pickleball Properties Listing & Marketing Platform. This digital hub addresses the surging demand in pickleball, the nation's fastest-growing sport, by connecting property owners, developers, municipalities, and investors with real estate suitable for pickleball courts, centers, and multi-use facilities.

The platform operates strictly as a marketing and advertising service rather than a brokerage, providing a safe and cost-effective way to showcase properties without commission-based risks. With tiered listing options, streamlined intake processes, and integrated digital marketing campaigns, the solution is positioned to become the central destination for pickleball real estate market participants. Brian Valania, General Manager of Centcore, stated that this partnership creates "an engine for exposure and growth" leveraging Centcore's enterprise-grade infrastructure and Sportzfolio's sports market expertise.

The platform offers multiple service tiers including free listings with basic property data, paid listings with vetted summaries and lead tracking, marketing bundles for extended reach, referral opportunities with licensed professionals, and advertising slots for vendors and partners. Dave Conord, CEO of Sportzfolio, emphasized that pickleball represents a cultural shift driving demand for new spaces, and the partnership with Centcore ensures a secure, scalable platform built for long-term industry needs.

With over 36 million U.S. participants in 2024 and continuing growth, pickleball fuels demand for dedicated courts, training centers, and lifestyle facilities. The Centcore-Sportzfolio platform at https://www.centcoreusa.com is designed to help stakeholders identify opportunities, drive visibility, and accelerate project execution in this rapidly evolving market space, creating an ecosystem where athletes, developers, and communities all benefit from the sport's expansion.