How to remove listing details from Redfin after a sale
Updated September 26, 2026
What Redfin keeps after closing
Redfin builds the for-sale page from the MLS. After the status flips to sold, the same photos and remarks usually stay on the property page. The sold price, price history, beds, baths, and a description of the house are part of that page too. Hiding the gallery does not delete the sale.
Redfin is one site. A hide on Redfin does not hide the same gallery on Zillow or Realtor.com. Their help center says the control only affects Redfin, and that the MLS is a separate request if you want photos private on every site that reads the feed.
Hide the listing photos on Redfin
Use a desktop browser. Redfin documents this flow in Removing Photos on a Sold Home (opens in a new tab) and notes that the control is not in the mobile app. Labels can change, so use their article if a button has moved.
- Sign in at Redfin.com.
- Open the account menu and choose My Homes. Claim the home first if it is not already on that list. Redfin may ask you to verify ownership before the photo tools unlock.
- Select the property if you have more than one.
- Open Edit Photos.
- Check Hide listing photos, confirm Yes, Hide Photos, and save.
- Reload the public URL in a private window. The MLS gallery should be gone from Redfin.
After the MLS photos are hidden, Redfin typically shows a Google Street View image of the front. That image is not removed by the hide checkbox. If a floor plan or 3D tour is still on the page, Redfin customer support handles those separately from the photo gallery. Say so in the ticket and include the property URL.
Listing details that the photo button does not remove
Owners can correct some home facts from the owner tools. That is not the same as taking the sold record down. Expect these to remain unless Redfin agrees to a specific request:
- Sold price and price history. The sale is a public record, and Redfin uses it for nearby estimates.
- Beds, baths, square footage, year built, and lot size.
- A written property description carried over from the listing.
- Map location and the Street View exterior.
If a fact is wrong, edit it or report it. If the fact is accurate and you still want it off the public page, you are asking for a suppression, not a correction. Redfin may decline. A written request that states you are the owner, names the address, and lists the exact items (photos, remarks, price history) is clearer than a generic privacy note.
When to stop at Redfin and when to cover the other sites
Stop here if the hide checkbox worked and Redfin is your only concern. Continue with the post-sale privacy checklist if the same interior photos are still on Zillow, Realtor.com, or the brokerage website.
HideMyHome sends a one-time, owner-authorized request for photos, price history, and property details on the major listing sites. It fits when the Redfin tools are locked, or when you do not want a separate ticket on every portal. Read DIY versus a removal service before you pay. The fee is one payment. We do not monitor the page afterward, and Redfin still decides what it will change.
Have HideMyHome send the requests
HideMyHome is a one-time payment of $49.99 USD, or $69.99 CAD on the Canada site. You enter the property address, confirm you are the owner, pay once, and sign an authorization. We contact major real estate sites and ask them to remove listing photos, price history, and property details. There is no subscription and no monitoring plan. Each site decides what it will change.