Zillow and Realtracs have finalized an updated data licensing agreement that keeps Nashville-area listings flowing to Zillow while adding new guardrails around how multiple listing service data can be used, including in AI applications, the companies announced Tuesday. Realtracs listings will continue to appear on Zillow, preserving exposure to what Zillow calls the largest online audience in residential real estate. Zillow said the Realtracs agreement is part of its ongoing work with MLSs and industry leaders to “modernize how broker-created listing data is licensed and protected” while keeping consumer listing access intact. Part of a larger battleIn mid-May, Chicagoland-based MLS Midwest Real Estate Data (MRED) suspended Zillow’s listing feed for two days over a “material breach of its license agreements.” This dispute was part of a larger legal battle between Zillow, MRED and Compass International Holdings, in which Zillow has accused MRED and Compass of colluding.