Those new tools, the company went on to say, will surface real-time demand data to help "brokerages and agents committed to transparency" market their listings "in new ways" and maximize exposure. StreetEasy is set to implement the policy in June, with more details to come, according to the post. What StreetEasy had to say: "StreetEasy and Zillow have always advocated for fair and equitable access to real estate information — it's what we were built on," said Caroline Burton, StreetEasy's VP and general manager, in a statement. "Sellers deserve to have their listing seen by the widest audience, and buyers deserve to see all of the homes on the market. It's the only way they'll have a fair shot at buying one. Our listing access standards ensure accountability, giving all New Yorkers an equal opportunity at homeownership and enabling agents to better serve their clients. Anything less risks sending the NYC housing market backwards," Burton added. A response to Compass?