Bill aims to protect open access to real estate listings, backed by bipartisan, nearly unanimous legislative support.
It requires that when a broker markets a home, it’s visible to the public and all brokers simultaneously.
Only exception: limited marketing allowed when needed for health or safety concerns.
Supporters say private listing networks create “manufactured scarcity,” narrowing buyer pools and hurting sellers’ best offers.
Washington is positioned as a national leader in pro-consumer real estate protections.