Connecticut lawmakers introduced Senate Bill 340 to require real estate agents to publicly advertise residential properties containing one to four units unless the seller opts out, aiming to promote transparency and open access. This move aligns with similar legislation in Hawaii and other states, potentially impacting private listing networks used by real estate brokers.
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