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A new battle, or perhaps war, is underway for control of real estate listing data. Depending on who you ask, it’s about the consumer. Mostly, the home buyer and seller are caught in the crossfire as major players in the real estate industry vie for dominance over listing information.
Zillow, a significant force in the market, is taking a bold stance that has raised eyebrows across the industry. As it tightens its grip on listing data, competitors are feeling the pressure to adapt or risk being left behind. This struggle is not just about who gets to display listings; it’s about who controls the narrative surrounding real estate transactions.
Realtors and brokerages are increasingly concerned about how these changes will impact their businesses and the services they provide to clients. As the competition heats up, consumers may find themselves facing a more fragmented market, where access to information can vary significantly based on the platform they choose to use.
The implications of this battle are vast, potentially reshaping the real estate landscape for years to come.
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