generated: '2026-09-17' method: searched source: https://docs.mlsgrid.com/api-documentation/api-version-2.0.md versioning: scheme: uri-path current: v2 base_url: https://api.mlsgrid.com/v2/ docs: https://docs.mlsgrid.com/api-documentation/api-version-2.0.md note: >- Version 2.0 is described as "the main location of the API Service for now and the future". No prior-version sunset schedule and no version negotiation header are documented. deprecation: policy_url: null policy_published: false sunset_header: false deprecation_header: false practice: >- Deprecation is handled per originating MLS through dated release notices published on docs.mlsgrid.com ahead of the effective date — e.g. "NWMLS: Upcoming Changes to Fields" (2025-03-05) announced legacy fields deprecated. There is no written deprecation policy page, no RFC 8594 Sunset/Deprecation header support, and no stated minimum notice period. evidence: https://docs.mlsgrid.com/recent-releases/nwmls-upcoming-changes-to-fields.md data_retention: deleted_records: >- Records flagged MlgCanView false must be deleted from the consumer's data store and are removed from the feed entirely after 7 days. source: https://docs.mlsgrid.com/api-documentation/api-version-2.0.md sla: url: null uptime_target: null published: false status_page: public: false url: null probed: - {url: 'https://status.mlsgrid.com/', status: 0, note: does not resolve, checked: '2026-09-17'} - {url: 'https://www.mlsgrid.com/status', status: 404, checked: '2026-09-17'} - {url: 'https://mlsgrid.statuspage.io/', status: 302, note: 'unclaimed subdomain - redirects to the statuspage.io marketing site, not an MLS Grid status page', checked: '2026-09-17'} member_only_equivalent: >- An "MLS Import Status" screen inside the MLS Grid web application (app.mlsgrid.com) shows the latest import status and freshness metric for each MLS. It is behind the member login, so there is no publicly reachable status page. freshness: import_policy: >- MLS Grid checks each member MLS for changes every minute unless the MLS restricts it, and tracks time-to-availability per MLS. real_time: false note: >- "We do not support real time data access at this time. Our service provides the data through a data replication process." Consumers poll on a ModificationTimestamp watermark. release_notes: url: https://docs.mlsgrid.com/ artifact: changelog/mlsgrid-changelog.yml deprecated_operations: [] probed_on: '2026-07-26' infrastructure_migrations: - date: '2026-09-08' title: Media delivery migrated off Amazon AWS announced: '2026-08-04' notice_days: 35 breaking: true detail: >- Media moved from Amazon S3/CloudFront to media.mlsgrid.com. New MediaURLs are signed, single-use and expire one hour after generation; S3 bucket-to-bucket transfer was withdrawn outright and CloudFront consumers had to repoint at the MLS Grid-operated CDN. This is the clearest example of how MLS Grid actually retires a capability: a dated notice in the documentation with roughly five weeks of warning and repeated email reminders, in the absence of any written deprecation policy or RFC 8594 header support. url: https://docs.mlsgrid.com/releases/upcoming-changes-to-media-delivery-migration-away-from-amazon-aws.md - date: '2026-06-01' title: Media downloads must send the access token as User-Agent breaking: true detail: Any other User-Agent may be denied media access from 2026-06-01. url: https://docs.mlsgrid.com/recent-releases/changes-to-mls-grid-media-access.md reprobed_on: '2026-09-17'