Rental Listing Services No Longer Free through Zillow

Rentals no longer free with Zillow.
Rental Listing Services no longer free with Zillow.

As of January 2021, Zillow ended their free rental listing service that filtered through the MLS (Multiple Listing Service). Going forward, any agents, brokers, brokerages, or sellers wishing to list their rentals on the third-party platform, will be required to pay a fee for listing their rental. Here is some information you need to know about the new Zillow Rental Manager.

What are the Fees Associated with Zillow Rental Manager?

According to Zillow, your first listing is free until it expires. Upon inputting your second listing, it will cost $9.99 per week that your property is active. There is an automatic renewal and payment after every week, but you can deactivate at any time.

Can Rental Listings be Canceled at any time?

Rental listings can be canceled at any time; however, you will be responsible for paying for that listing for the same week in full.

How will Zillow Rental Manager affect the Market?

Short-term, the Miami Investments Team believes that this change will not strongly affect the rental market because of the number of ‘free’ rental platforms that are currently available. As for the long-term, we may see a decrease in rental inventory across their platform.

Finding an Agent that Represents YOU

Although the Zillow Rental Manager may cause some roadblocks in the rental market. It is always important to find an agent that will represent you and your best interests, as well as help you navigate our forever changing market!

Paying for your Zillow Rental Manager Listings (2021, February 3). Retrieved from https://zillow.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360023530153-Paying-for-your-Zillow-Rental-Manager-listings

Boom! Apparently Miami is a Manufacturing Hotspot Now

Photo by Phillip Pessar.

Photo by Phillip Pessar.

Miami has never been much of a player in the manufacturing industry, but all of a sudden, due to a number of factors like the Panama Canal expansion and newish food safety regulations, the metropolitan area is looking very viable for a big influx in the coming years. According to the Daily Business Review, South Florida has become a very inexpensive place for food and beverage processors to set up shop, not to mention our location right on the cusp of Latin America, and fabulous air and sea transportation. Industrial developers are already building bigger and better facilities, and are about to build even more.