MLS Insurance Coverage Expands Across United States
A new partnership provides data-focused insurance solutions to multiple listing services outside of select Western states.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Commercial

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Orion Real Estate Data Exchange has announced a new partnership with HUB International to provide comprehensive insurance packages to multiple listing service (MLS) organizations across the U.S. These coverage options are now available to organizations outside of California, Nevada, and Oregon.
Why it matters
MLS organizations handle significant amounts of sensitive property data and face complex board-level governance responsibilities. This partnership aims to address growing industry risks, including cyber exposures and potential antitrust litigation, by providing tailored insurance solutions.
The program leverages 20 years of professional experience with MLS organizations to offer coverage including Errors & Omissions, General Liability, and Cyber Liability. It is currently available to organizations throughout the United States, excluding California, Nevada, and Oregon.
The players
Orion Real Estate Data Exchange
A collaborative platform founded by MetroList, Northern Nevada Regional MLS, and Oregon Data Share to streamline real estate data and services.
HUB International
An insurance brokerage firm that provides specialized coverage proposals and risk management solutions for professional organizations.
The details
HUB International will evaluate the individual risk profile of each participating MLS organization to create customized insurance proposals. The available coverage extends to Management Liability, Business Insurance, and Workers' Compensation to protect against board-level and operational liabilities. These solutions are designed to support the specific technology and data-handling needs of modern real estate platforms.
Timeline
The partnership between Orion Real Estate Data Exchange and HUB International was announced on October 20, 2026.
The Home Front
This partnership mirrors the industry-wide documented trend of real estate platforms increasing their focus on cyber liability and antitrust litigation protection. It marks a shift toward specialized risk management for the organizations that facilitate the nation's home buying and selling process.
While these insurance solutions are designed for MLS organizations rather than individual homeowners, the security of these platforms indirectly protects the data involved in your home transactions. If you are involved in real estate, consult your agent about how data-protection standards may influence your transaction process.
The takeaway
Reliable insurance for MLS platforms is a vital component of a secure real estate market. Property owners should continue to work with licensed real estate agents and title professionals who prioritize secure data management for all sensitive home documents.
Further reading
Learn more about the latest developments in Commercial real estate services.
Source note: This article includes information reported by The Manila times.
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