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Guidelines for display-related fields.

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  • lastStatus Definitions
    Below is a list of lastStatus abbreviations as well as their full description. Note that some real estate boards support more values than others. For example, "Deal Fell Through" is used in the Toronto Real Estate Board but not in others. To get a list of all supported lastStatus values for your real estate board, you can use the following requests: GET /listings?aggregates=lastStatus&status=U&listings=false to get all possible values for Unavailable (U) listings. GET /listings?aggregatesPopular
  • Understanding Listing Permissions in the API
    Overview Each listing in our API includes a permissions object that helps you understand how and where the listing can be displayed. These permissions are set by the MLS® and ensure compliance with MLS® rules and regulations. Your application must respect these permissions to maintain compliance. Permissions Object Structure The permissions object contains three key fields, each with a simple Y/N value:Some readers
  • Considerations When Displaying the 'Days On Market' Field
    Considerations When Displaying the Days On Market Field When assessing the Days On Market (DOM) field, it is crucial to recognize that its value is dependent on the last "updatedOn" timestamp. For instance, if a property listing shows a DOM of 10, but the "updatedOn" timestamp is from 10 days ago, the effective DOM would actually be 20 days. This temporal gap can affect the perceived freshness and appeal of the listing. To ensure accuracy, we recommend calculating the DOM by finding the difFew readers

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