Whether you’re looking to sell or buy a home, you will no doubt encounter the multiple listing service, or MLS. The site and service are, in many ways, the very lifeblood of the real estate business.

While it’s technically legal to work with multiple agents in certain situations, it’s not always ethical—or effective. In fact, depending on what you’ve signed, it could even land you in legal trouble ...

HousingWire real estate reporter Jeff Andrews sat down with John DiMichele, the new chair of the Council of Multiple Listing Services (CMLS), to discuss the state of MLSs and their future in a rapidly ...

The Triangle Multiple Listing Service, a Cary-based real estate listing service, has changed its name to Doorify MLS (DMLS) and unveiled a slew of new features, including a new consumer portal. Amid ...

Last month, a cyberattack on the Greater Cincinnati Multiple Listing Service caused major headaches for local realtors, buyers and sellers, forcing them to come up with a temporary fix, but now a ...

Two major real estate marketplaces are making big changes to what home listings can appear on their websites. Zillow and Redfin are both taking aim at listings of homes up for sale that have been ...

Corrections & Clarifications: The story has been updated throughout to include, correct and clarify nuances of the industry and to correct an error. The National ...