A clearer look at the listings caught up in Compass’ StreetEasy pushback
Compass’ push for agents to leave listings off StreetEasy is in service of clients in a number of possible sensitive situations, Corcoran CEO Pam Liebman said in a recent town hall. A property could be hitting the market in the case of a divorce, or because its celebrity owner was looking to sell. Those are a small share, she told agents on the call, but were crucial instances for agents to exercise their expertise with respect to advertising, and it was unacceptable for StreetEasy to penalize agents for marketing them elsewhere. In the town hall and messages ahead of Labor […]
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