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Se7enLC t1_j6bgk6s wrote

Reply to comment by Cyclist_123 in LPT - save pictures of your house from summer time in case you need to sell in the winter by Neat-Beautiful-5505

That still shows up. You can see every time it sells too. Unless you're talking like, outside of MLS or something.

Redfin even slaps a little badge on it saying "Back on market"

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Cyclist_123 t1_j6bh2b2 wrote

If you delete the listing and remake it how would it still show up? The back on the market is if they don't completely delete it but mark it sold and then unsold.

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Se7enLC t1_j6bhgxe wrote

It's by address. The history goes back decades. Go look at like any listing online.

You can't just "make a new listing" unless you're changing the address. Down voting doesn't change it.

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Cyclist_123 t1_j6bhkmu wrote

That's not how domain and realestate.com.au work. The history is different to the listing.

Maybe don't assume every website works the same as the ones you use.

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Se7enLC t1_j6bidfv wrote

What country are you in? Never heard of realestate.com and it doesn't even come up on Google.

Is the problem with the word "listing"? Would it be more accurate if I say "the webpage you look at when a house is for sale"?

Thanks for your edit. (And for editing the URL to add the .au). It turns out it's not a website difference -- it's a COUNTRY difference. I apologize for not realizing you were not familiar with how the US real estate market works.

It's wrong for me to be US-centric, but it's incredibly bizarre for you to assume that Australia is the country we're all talking about.

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