Your MLS listings and markets

See your team's listings from the MLS in one place. Build a market once and use it for website pages and emails to subscribers.

Open Listings in the menu. It uses your workspace's MLS data license. If your workspace has no license yet, a workspace admin can request one in Settings → Integrations.

Our listings

Listings → Our listings shows the listings of your workspace's members, from the MLS:

• Active: active, coming soon and pending listings.
• Sold: closed sales, also the sales where your agent represented the buyer.
• Off-market: withdrawn, expired and canceled listings. Only your team sees these.
• Supplemental: listings you add yourself, such as a sale from before you joined the MLS.

Markets

A market is a saved search, such as "Affton homes under $400,000". Build it once in Listings → Markets. Then use it in three places:

• Website pages: each market gets a listings page, an open houses page and a market report page.
• Website blocks: listings, market numbers, open houses and map search.
• Emails to subscribers: add contacts to the market and choose what they get.

Website pages and blocks need Sites.

Emails to subscribers

• Listing report: new listings, price drops, homes back on the market and sales. It goes at once, daily or weekly.
• Open house report: the open houses in the next 7 days, every Thursday.
• Market report: the month's numbers and the trend, on the first day of each month.

When a subscriber stops opening the emails, they come less often. A note on the contact tells you.

Claude, ChatGPT and Muse can count your listings, build a market and add or remove subscribers. They never get a listing's address, price or photos. See Your listings and markets.