INTERNET DATA DISPLAY
Section 19 – Effective January 1, 2002, MLS Participants were able to display
on Participants’ public Web sites aggregated MLS active listing information through,
at Participants’ option, either downloading and placing the data on Participants’
public access Web sites or by framing such information on the MLS or Association
public access Web site (if such a site is available) subject to the requirements of
state law and regulation.
l. The following Policy Statement of Section 12 of these Rules shall apply to all
Internet Display of MLS information: When an Associate of an MLS Participating Office
provides a prospective client/customer with information, including Web Site
information, about property listed with another Broker, the name of the Brokerage Firm
must appear directly below the address in the property information. The type size of
the name of the Listing Brokerage Firm shall be at least as large as the largest type
size used for the majority of the property data. Participants may not place their own
personal information within the text of property information of another Broker’s
listing.
2. Unless state law requires prior written consent from listing brokers, listing
brokers consent for such display is presumed unless a listing broker
affirmatively notifies the MLS that the listing broker refuses to permit display
(either on a blanket or on a listing-by-listing basis). If a Participant
refuses on a blanket basis to permit the display of that Participant’s listings,
then the Participant may not download or frame the aggregated MLS data of other
Participants.