Fair housing statement

Draft of October 31, 2026. Operated by [LEGAL ENTITY NAME].

What we are, and are not

We are an introduction directory. We are not a brokerage, lender or landlord and we do not make housing decisions. Choosing an agent who shares a background or values is a lawful personal choice for a client. Nothing on GayMoves tells anyone where they may or may not live.

How we build it so it cannot steer

• No demographic ranking. No part of agent search, matching, routing or ranking reads neighborhood demographics, and we publish no crime or school-quality rankings or “desirability” scores. City pages show city-level figures that the Census Bureau and other public sources publish (for example population, median age, household types and rent), each with its source and date, as context. They are never used to rank or recommend where a person should live.
• Closed lists of inputs. Matching and routing use only a closed list of inputs such as place, price range, timeline, specialty, language and the consumer's own stated preferences. Nothing is inferred about a person's protected characteristics, and nothing is scored on them.
• We never ask, infer or score a consumer's orientation, gender identity, race, religion, disability, family status, national origin, age or marital status. The matching questions are about the service you want (for example first home, condo, investment property or historic home), never about who you are.
• Agents control self-description. It is optional, hidden by default, opt-in for each item, and blocked from public display where it could put an agent at risk.
• Payment never reorders safety. Paid territories and sponsored placements are labeled and cannot hide an agent's standards, license or reviews.

What agents promise

Every agent agrees to follow fair housing law, to offer the same service and information to every client, not to steer toward or away from areas based on a protected class, and to use only lawful, neutral language in advertising. Violations can lead to removal. See the terms.

Report a problem

If you think an agent or a page on GayMoves discriminated against you or steered you, tell us at [LEGAL NOTICES MAILBOX] or through the contact page and begin your message with “Fair housing”. We review every report, remove content that breaks these rules and tell you what we did. You can also contact:

• The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Office of Fair Housing and Equal Opportunity: hud.gov/fairhousing or 1-800-669-9777.
• Your state or local fair housing agency, or a local fair housing organization.

Where state or local law protects more than federal law, for example source of income or gender identity, the stronger rule applies. City pages list state and local protections only as published by the sources shown; absence from a list is not proof that no protection exists.

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