urbanrealtor – Thanks for the insight to what happened. On SDLookup.com it shows the listing as “Removed from Market” (as opposed to “Expired” which would more accurate) and then as a “New Listing” (as opposed to “Renewed Listing”).
In my opinion the MLS should not reset the DOM on listings that expire and are subsequently relisted. It would provide a more accurate picture to buyers and a greater sense of transparency.
The average person will look and think it’s a new listing. We can’t consider the Piggs or anyone who is monitoring the market. The MLS # change will just annoy us. I just pity those who believe it is a new listing and don’t know any better. Some are too trusting and if you don’t do your homework and rely on others, they can easily be fooled.
In fact, Dataquick DOM is a worthless number. They just track the MLS # and not the address. That is frustrating b/c many people look at those numbers for future outlook and rely on those data figures and it is far from accurate.
The average person will look and think it’s a new listing. We can’t consider the Piggs or anyone who is monitoring the market. The MLS # change will just annoy us. I just pity those who believe it is a new listing and don’t know any better. Some are too trusting and if you don’t do your homework and rely on others, they can easily be fooled.
In fact, Dataquick DOM is a worthless number. They just track the MLS # and not the address. That is frustrating b/c many people look at those numbers for future outlook and rely on those data figures and it is far from accurate.
The average person will look and think it’s a new listing. We can’t consider the Piggs or anyone who is monitoring the market. The MLS # change will just annoy us. I just pity those who believe it is a new listing and don’t know any better. Some are too trusting and if you don’t do your homework and rely on others, they can easily be fooled.
In fact, Dataquick DOM is a worthless number. They just track the MLS # and not the address. That is frustrating b/c many people look at those numbers for future outlook and rely on those data figures and it is far from accurate.
The average person will look and think it’s a new listing. We can’t consider the Piggs or anyone who is monitoring the market. The MLS # change will just annoy us. I just pity those who believe it is a new listing and don’t know any better. Some are too trusting and if you don’t do your homework and rely on others, they can easily be fooled.
In fact, Dataquick DOM is a worthless number. They just track the MLS # and not the address. That is frustrating b/c many people look at those numbers for future outlook and rely on those data figures and it is far from accurate.
