Expired Listing vs.
Withdrawn Listing:
What's the Difference?
What Is the Distinction?

What is an Expired
Listing, exactly?
A property that was posted for sale on
the Multiple Listing Service (MLS) but
did not sell within the listing period is
considered an expired listing.

1
Property that is overpriced
2
The property is in poor condition.
3
Marketing strategy that is ineffective
4
Potential buyers' lack of interest
Causes for Expired Listings

What exactly is a
Withdrawn Listing?
A withdrawn listing is one that was removed
from the market before the listing agreement
expired.
The property is no longer listed on the MLS,
but the listing agreement remains in force.

Causes for Withdrawn
Listings
Changes in the seller's situation
Property upgrades or repairs
There is a need to wait for a stronger
market.
Choosing a new real estate agent

Which is
better: an
expired or
withdrawn
listing?
There is no simple answer to this topic.
The choice to expire or withdraw a listing is
influenced by a variety of factors, including the
seller's circumstances and the health of the real
estate market.
It is good to engage with a reputable real estate
agent who can assist you in making the best
option for your specific scenario.