The MLS was built around sellers. Gitcha wants to change that

Originally reported by HousingWire · Tue, October 13, 2026

The MLS Daily News summary

Gitcha is pitching a buyer listing service that sits alongside the MLS. Founder Dan Cooper said five MLSs have signed on since early 2026, with more partnerships expected once contract reviews are complete.

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