Connecticut governor signs bill restricting private listings

Connecticut passes private listing network law

Connecticut is adding its name to the list of states that have passed laws governing the use of private listing networks by home sellers.  Last Wednesday, Connecticut governor Ned Lamont signed Senate Bill 340 into law. Under the law, any real estate agent representing a seller or a landlord involving the seller or landlord’s residential property containing one to four units must “publicly advertise or market the seller’s or landlord’s property …

Connecticut governor signs bill restricting private listings

Agents working with sellers must make listings “available to the general public” concurrent with any public marketing, such as lawn signs or social media posts.