“Can of worms”: LA-Westside MLS cleans up mislabeled Palisades lot sales
The Multiple Listing Service used in some of Los Angeles’ most well-known luxury markets has addressed issues raised over Pacific Palisades lot sales data in what some say hits at the industry’s contentious Clear Cooperation Policy. MLS/CLAW, which stands for the Combined Los Angeles/Westside, confirmed to The Real Deal Wednesday evening it intended to update its system to re-classify Palisades off-market lot sales — information sourced from Los Angeles County. TRD’s inquiry to the MLS came after some brokers said they’d attempted to make the MLS aware of the issue over a year ago when lots mistakenly labeled as single-family […]This article originally appeared on The Real Deal. Click here to read the full story.
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