CoreLogic’s Matrix has been down off and on for nearly a week for Bright’s 100,000-plus subscribers in the Mid-Atlantic region, subscribers and executives of the MLS confirmed.
Source: Inman News
Bright MLS outages spark ire among members of 2nd largest MLS
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