generated: '2026-07-26'
method: searched
source: https://developers.anywhere.re/release-notes
supporting_sources:
- https://developers.anywhere.re/status
- https://developers.anywhere.re/status/history
- https://developers.anywhere.re/api-product/mls-data-service/product-version-history
- https://developers.anywhere.re/terms-use-api-license-agreement
versioning:
  scheme: product version + per-API version
  header: x-hous-version
  current_platform_release: 1.3.35
  current_platform_release_date: '2026-03-24'
  docs: https://developers.anywhere.re/api-product/mls-data-service/product-version-history
  description: >-
    Each API product carries its own version (e.g. MLS Data Service 2.0, activated
    2026-02-05) and each component API inside that product carries an independent version
    (mls 1.0, mls-display-rules 2.0, mlsagent 2.1). Every product exposes an anonymously
    readable, downloadable Version History page listing every product version, its
    activation timestamp, and the component APIs and API versions in that release. This is
    unusually good version transparency for a gated estate.
  version_history_pattern: https://developers.anywhere.re/api-product/{product}/product-version-history
deprecation:
  policy_url: null
  policy_published: false
  sunset_header: unknown
  deprecation_header: unknown
  finding: >-
    Anywhere publishes no deprecation or sunset policy anonymously and there is no evidence
    of RFC 8594 Sunset/Deprecation header support. Deprecations are announced ad hoc inside
    individual release notes rather than governed by a stated policy.
  observed_deprecations:
  - change: 'Removed Endpoint: PATCH /policy (deprecated and removed)'
    source: https://developers.anywhere.re/release-notes
  - change: >-
      Filter parameters simplified to accept both prefixed (filter.) and non-prefixed
      formats for backward compatibility; the filter. prefix is now deprecated.
    source: https://developers.anywhere.re/release-notes
  - change: Swaggerhub Retirement — the platform moved off SwaggerHub as a specification host.
    source: https://developers.anywhere.re/release-notes
  - change: Integration Toolkit — End of Life validation.
    source: https://developers.anywhere.re/release-notes
  - change: 'Deleting Apps | Consumer Journey Decommission'
    source: https://developers.anywhere.re/release-notes
  product_removal_evidence: >-
    The MLS Data Service version history shows the component API "mlsoffice" present in
    product version 1.0 and absent from product version 2.0, replaced by "mlsofficeroster"
    — a component-level removal visible only by diffing the version history pages.
retirement_of_products:
  note: >-
    Anywhere reserves broad termination rights in the API Terms of Use & License Agreement
    (last updated May 19, 2025), which grants only a "limited, non-exclusive, revocable,
    non-assignable, non-sublicensable license." Access is revocable at Anywhere's
    discretion; there is no committed notice period published anonymously.
  source: https://developers.anywhere.re/terms-use-api-license-agreement
status_page: https://developers.anywhere.re/status
status_history: https://developers.anywhere.re/status/history
status_page_notes: >-
  A first-party status page with an incident email subscription ("Get email notifications
  whenever Anywhere creates, updates or resolves an incident") and a separate history page.
  No machine-readable status feed (no /api/v2/status.json, no RSS/Atom) is exposed.
sla:
  url: null
  uptime_target: null
  finding: No uptime SLA or availability target is published anonymously.
api_key_lifecycle:
  expires: true
  renewal_window_days: 45
  notification: automated email 45 days before expiry
  hard_stop: renewal is only possible up to the day of expiry
  automation_toolkits: [aws, azure, local-on-prem, manual]
  docs: https://developers.anywhere.re/blog/api-key-rotation-user-guide
release_cadence:
  releases_published: 196
  window: 2022 to March 2026
  observed_cadence: roughly two platform releases per month
  change_management: >-
    Every release note carries a ServiceNow change record (e.g. CHG0063363) and most
    specification changes carry an incident/request number (e.g. INC1118249), so Anywhere
    publishes its internal change-control identifiers alongside each API change.
  detail: changelog/anywhere-real-estate-changelog.yml
deprecated_operations: []
gaps:
- No published deprecation policy, no Sunset/Deprecation header commitment, no SLA.
- No machine-readable status feed despite a real status page.