StreetEasy gets strict on private listings
StreetEasy is reviving a dormant policy in an effort to crack down on private listings. The New York City-based listing platform updated its policies on Thursday to ban listings that are not uploaded to the site on the same calendar day that they are publicly marketed. The new policy takes effect on Sept. 17. The update closely mirrors how Zillow, StreetEasy’s parent company, handles private listings. Both policies allow agents two violations before imposing a ban on all subsequent listings that are deemed to have been publicly marketed before being uploaded to the company’s websites. The punishment adds to an […]
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