Editorial Standards

337.NEWS aims to distinguish clearly between verified facts, analysis, opinion, and unresolved questions.

Articles may rely on public records, government documents, court filings, property records, MLS-licensed market data, interviews, publicly available datasets, business records, and direct observation.

When possible, important factual claims are checked against original or primary sources.

Numbers should be presented with enough context for readers to understand what they represent, including relevant dates, geographic boundaries, sample limitations, and methodology where necessary.

Estimates, automated valuations, projections, and statistical models are identified as such and should not be presented as verified facts.

When evidence supports multiple reasonable interpretations, reporting should reflect that uncertainty rather than present speculation as fact.

Headlines should accurately represent the underlying article and should not promise facts or conclusions that the reporting does not support. This aligns with Google News requirements against misleading preview content.

Artificial intelligence and automated tools may be used to assist with research, organization, data analysis, transcription, drafting, or editing. The publisher remains responsible for material published by 337.NEWS.

Editorial content is not automatically endorsed by any business, brokerage, source, advertiser, or organization mentioned in an article.