The ongoing battle between realtors over hidden listings threatens to fragment the housing market, making it more challenging for buyers to find their dream homes. Instead of relying on major platforms like Zillow or Realtor.com, buyers might need to expl
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Hidden listings are properties that are not publicly advertised on major real estate platforms like Zillow or Realtor.com. They are instead shared through private networks or directly by individual brokerages.
Realtors may keep listings hidden to maintain control over their listings and client relationships, potentially achieving higher commission rates and more favorable terms for their clients.
Hidden listings can make it harder for home buyers to find properties, as they may need to explore multiple sources or work with a local real estate agent to access these listings.
NAR requires its members to list properties on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) to ensure transparency and equal access to information, although some realtors argue that this stifles innovation and competition.
Some states and cities are considering regulation to limit or ban hidden listings, such as a bill in California requiring all listings to be publicly disclosed within a certain timeframe.
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