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MLS AI debate; CoStar disputes Zillow announcement

Olivia Reynolds
Olivia Reynolds
Published October 26, 2025
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It’s up to MLSs to decide if Zillow-ChatGPT integration violates IDX policies

He National Association of Realtors (NAR) said individual MLSs must determine whether ZillowChatGPT integration complies with IDX rules. NAR emphasized evaluating data disclosure and governance requirements while stating that viewing of MLS data in mobile applications is permitted. Zillow maintains that its integration follows regulations and improves listing visibility through responsible AI innovation.

CoStar disputes Zillow ad, says customers can share Matterport tours on Zillow

Matterport refuted Zillow’s claim that Co-star ended their API agreement and changed the media terms, calling Zillow’s statements “intentional misrepresentations.” In a letter to customers, Matterport said that users can still share 3D Spaces anywhere, including Zillow, and that Zillow’s removal decision was unilateral and misleading amid its ongoing legal challenges.

eXp Realty Launches ‘Mira’ AI Assistant, AI Training Program

eXp Realty introduced Mira, an AI assistant for real-time business insights, and announced an eight-week AI training program for agents. These initiatives represent a significant shift towards integrating AI into the real estate sector, with CEO Leo Pareja highlighting the importance of using technology to free up time for human interactions and experience in a challenging market.

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United Wholesale Mortgage has introduced three new tools to help independent mortgage brokers streamline loan processing and improve marketing efforts. The tools are designed to improve workflow efficiency and give brokers more control.

Mortgage Leaders on Embracing AI Consolidation and Innovation

To the Mortgage Bankers Association At the convention, industry leaders discussed the impact of artificial intelligence and consolidation on the industry. They highlighted the importance of technological adaptation for future competitiveness.

Compass Launches Buyer Demand Tool to Help Agents Price Homes

Compass continues to invest in technology that empowers agents with its new Buyer Demand feature. This tool joins other Compass platform features, such as Business Tracker and Reverse Prospecting, enhancing agents’ ability to provide informed and up-to-date guidance to home sellers in a rapidly changing market.

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