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Dispute over house listing rules could boil over into lawsuit against Central Texas service

Ethan Brooks
Ethan Brooks
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Dispute over house listing rules could boil over into lawsuit against Central Texas service — Round Rock Real Estate news

A dispute between Central Texas real estate listing service Unlock MLS and real estate company Compass could lead to an antitrust lawsuit over a rule that imposes $100 fines if a home for sale isn't listed with the service.

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