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- 1Private listing networks raise housing transparency concerns▼Housing transparency risks rise as private listing networks expand
HousingWire reports that the growth of private listing networks in the US housing market is raising concerns about transparency. As more listings are kept off public multiple listing services and shared only within exclusive broker networks, buyers and agents risk seeing a smaller slice of available inventory, prompting debate over fair access to property information.
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Debates over how Multiple Listing Service data is licensed are intensifying as artificial intelligence raises new questions about who can use property listings and on what terms. Industry figures are weighing how to protect MLS data from unrestricted AI training and scraping while preserving its value for agents and brokerages. No specific policy changes have been announced yet.
- 3Where to Watch All 12 Resident Evil Movies▼Where to Watch All 12 ‘Resident Evil’ Movies, from the Original Live-Action to Latest Iteration
A guide rounds up all 12 Resident Evil films, from the original 2002 live-action movie starring Milla Jovovich through the latest animated and rebooted entries, and lists where each one is available to stream or rent. The franchise spans two live-action series, the 2021 reboot Welcome to Raccoon City, and multiple CG anime films, making the viewing options scattered across different platforms.
- 4Stellar MLS launches home search site promising trust and accuracy●Stellar MLS promises trust, accuracy with new home search site
Stellar MLS, a multiple listing service, has launched a new consumer-facing home search site that it says prioritizes trust and accuracy in listing data. The move places the MLS in direct competition with major portals like Zillow, on the argument that listings shown directly from the source are more reliable and up to date than those syndicated elsewhere.