Real estate technology evolves at a brisk pace. Just today, we were updating our ListHub Global product review from last fall and realized that so much had changed with the listing syndication platform that it warranted a new article.

What is ListHub Global?

First, a refresher. ListHub Global allows brokers to syndicate their listings internationally while preserving the integrity of their data. This is crucial with overseas syndication, as an overwhelming number--75 percent--of global listings are inaccurate.

ListHub Global solves this problem by pairing with international property search networks that comply with their standards for best practices and broker-friendly methods. This is accomplished in various ways by ListHub's different international partners. For example, their first partner, EdenHome, attains this by offering a framed-in search experience that's similar to the real estate classifieds powered by HomeFinder.com on various newspaper websites. Framing in the search results provides a seamless search experience for users while keeping the listing data safe on their partners' servers. That data is never released into the "wild" and maintains all the same protections afforded to domestic ListHub data.

Regardless of their method, all sites in the ListHub Global Network are required to comply with ListHub's standard publisher terms, so that the broker's data is always protected and MLS-accurate.

While ListHub's solution to the data problem is sophisticated, its user experience couldn't be simpler. Once activated, ListHub Global simply acts like another publisher channel. Brokers can access it through the same ListHub interface and the channel's traffic metrics are even available via their regular ListHub reports.