RequestService.js

(function ( define ) {

   'use strict';

   define([], function () {
         
       var RequestService = function ( $http, $q ) {

         // Return dummy data for now
         return {
            getListings: function () {
               return [
                  { propName: 'Listing 1', state: 'Illinois', city: 'Chicago' },
                  { propName: 'Listing 2', state: 'New York', city: 'New York City' },
                  { propName: 'Listing 3', state: 'California', city: 'San Francisco' }
               ];
            }
         };

       };

       return [ '$http', '$q', RequestService ];

   });

}( define ));

SearchController.js

(function ( define ) {

   'use strict';

   // Search Controller
   define([], function ( RequestService ) {

      var SearchController = function ( $scope ) {
         $scope.who = 'Search Controller';
         $scope.listings = RequestService.getListings();
      }

      return [ '$scope', SearchController ];

   });

}( define ));

SearchModule.js

(function ( define, angular ) {

   'use strict';

   // Search Module
   define([
      'app/services/RequestService',
      'app/controllers/SearchController',
      'app/controllers/MapController'
   ],
      function ( RequestService, SearchController, MapController) {

         // String together our application into this top-level module
         var moduleName = 'SearchModule';

         angular.module(moduleName, [])

            // Services
            .service( 'RequestService', RequestService )

            //Controllers
            .controller( 'SearchController', SearchController )
            .controller( 'MapController', MapController );

         return moduleName;

      });

}( define, angular ));

On it! Id rather go that route as well. Only other thing if you don't mind... is there a reason why I can't get $logs out of my app?

I don't remember this at all... hahahaha