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  • May 18, 2009 at 10:45 AM #401434
    Anonymous
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    Not sure what’s different about Trulia.

    What’s different about Trulia is that they get listings directly from the agent or brokerage and aren’t bound by MLS regulations like MLS powered sites are. Unfortunately in this case the MLS doesn’t allow us to show listings that are marked agent only.

    Matt
    Redfin, Director of Online Marketing

    May 18, 2009 at 11:01 AM #401676
    IONEGARM
    Participant

    [quote=mattgoyer]Hi XBoxBoy,

    We believe Sandicor implemented some changes in the last week or two that increased the number of these “agent only” listings that can’t be displayed on sites like Redfin or SDLookup. Before posting anything more we’re digging into it a bit deeper. When we hear something I’ll let you know.

    Matt
    Redfin, Director of Online Marketing[/quote]

    I don’t want to be mysterious or anything but since I prefer to remain anon I will have to be. I know a particular MLS in CA that has implemented a flag for allowing not publishing listings to “Virtual Office Websites” in response to some NAR/DOJ settlement or some such thing. There was a log in message regarding this when you log into the MLS.

    May 18, 2009 at 11:01 AM #401734
    IONEGARM
    Participant

    [quote=mattgoyer]Hi XBoxBoy,

    We believe Sandicor implemented some changes in the last week or two that increased the number of these “agent only” listings that can’t be displayed on sites like Redfin or SDLookup. Before posting anything more we’re digging into it a bit deeper. When we hear something I’ll let you know.

    Matt
    Redfin, Director of Online Marketing[/quote]

    I don’t want to be mysterious or anything but since I prefer to remain anon I will have to be. I know a particular MLS in CA that has implemented a flag for allowing not publishing listings to “Virtual Office Websites” in response to some NAR/DOJ settlement or some such thing. There was a log in message regarding this when you log into the MLS.

    May 18, 2009 at 11:01 AM #401882
    IONEGARM
    Participant

    [quote=mattgoyer]Hi XBoxBoy,

    We believe Sandicor implemented some changes in the last week or two that increased the number of these “agent only” listings that can’t be displayed on sites like Redfin or SDLookup. Before posting anything more we’re digging into it a bit deeper. When we hear something I’ll let you know.

    Matt
    Redfin, Director of Online Marketing[/quote]

    I don’t want to be mysterious or anything but since I prefer to remain anon I will have to be. I know a particular MLS in CA that has implemented a flag for allowing not publishing listings to “Virtual Office Websites” in response to some NAR/DOJ settlement or some such thing. There was a log in message regarding this when you log into the MLS.

    May 18, 2009 at 11:01 AM #401444
    IONEGARM
    Participant

    [quote=mattgoyer]Hi XBoxBoy,

    We believe Sandicor implemented some changes in the last week or two that increased the number of these “agent only” listings that can’t be displayed on sites like Redfin or SDLookup. Before posting anything more we’re digging into it a bit deeper. When we hear something I’ll let you know.

    Matt
    Redfin, Director of Online Marketing[/quote]

    I don’t want to be mysterious or anything but since I prefer to remain anon I will have to be. I know a particular MLS in CA that has implemented a flag for allowing not publishing listings to “Virtual Office Websites” in response to some NAR/DOJ settlement or some such thing. There was a log in message regarding this when you log into the MLS.

    May 18, 2009 at 11:01 AM #401194
    IONEGARM
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    [quote=mattgoyer]Hi XBoxBoy,

    We believe Sandicor implemented some changes in the last week or two that increased the number of these “agent only” listings that can’t be displayed on sites like Redfin or SDLookup. Before posting anything more we’re digging into it a bit deeper. When we hear something I’ll let you know.

    Matt
    Redfin, Director of Online Marketing[/quote]

    I don’t want to be mysterious or anything but since I prefer to remain anon I will have to be. I know a particular MLS in CA that has implemented a flag for allowing not publishing listings to “Virtual Office Websites” in response to some NAR/DOJ settlement or some such thing. There was a log in message regarding this when you log into the MLS.

    May 18, 2009 at 11:21 AM #401219
    DataAgent
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    Thanks Matt. Looks like Trulia.com has become a lot more valuable website.

    May 18, 2009 at 11:21 AM #401469
    DataAgent
    Participant

    Thanks Matt. Looks like Trulia.com has become a lot more valuable website.

    May 18, 2009 at 11:21 AM #401701
    DataAgent
    Participant

    Thanks Matt. Looks like Trulia.com has become a lot more valuable website.

    May 18, 2009 at 11:21 AM #401907
    DataAgent
    Participant

    Thanks Matt. Looks like Trulia.com has become a lot more valuable website.

    May 18, 2009 at 11:21 AM #401759
    DataAgent
    Participant

    Thanks Matt. Looks like Trulia.com has become a lot more valuable website.

    May 18, 2009 at 11:48 AM #401745
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Looks like Trulia.com has become a lot more valuable website.

    The advantage of MLS powered sites over sites like Trulia and Zillow who get listings directly from brokers & agents is that MLS powered sites have more inventory and are the authoritative source for the status of the listing.

    In this case it is unfortunate that agents are marking a listings as do not display on the MLS but then go ahead and put it on Trulia. I must say that I don’t understand why they’d do that!

    May 18, 2009 at 11:48 AM #401952
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Looks like Trulia.com has become a lot more valuable website.

    The advantage of MLS powered sites over sites like Trulia and Zillow who get listings directly from brokers & agents is that MLS powered sites have more inventory and are the authoritative source for the status of the listing.

    In this case it is unfortunate that agents are marking a listings as do not display on the MLS but then go ahead and put it on Trulia. I must say that I don’t understand why they’d do that!

    May 18, 2009 at 11:48 AM #401804
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Looks like Trulia.com has become a lot more valuable website.

    The advantage of MLS powered sites over sites like Trulia and Zillow who get listings directly from brokers & agents is that MLS powered sites have more inventory and are the authoritative source for the status of the listing.

    In this case it is unfortunate that agents are marking a listings as do not display on the MLS but then go ahead and put it on Trulia. I must say that I don’t understand why they’d do that!

    May 18, 2009 at 11:48 AM #401514
    Anonymous
    Guest

    Looks like Trulia.com has become a lot more valuable website.

    The advantage of MLS powered sites over sites like Trulia and Zillow who get listings directly from brokers & agents is that MLS powered sites have more inventory and are the authoritative source for the status of the listing.

    In this case it is unfortunate that agents are marking a listings as do not display on the MLS but then go ahead and put it on Trulia. I must say that I don’t understand why they’d do that!

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