Bought a home a few years ago and want to see what it looked like before it was updated? Looking for the seller's disclosure from when it was on the market? Search any St. Louis area address and see what MARIS MLS has on record for it.
Counted Nov 14, 2026. Documents cover listings from 2007 to 2025.
Everything here is from MARIS MLS, the multiple listing service for the St. Louis region, delivered to us through MLS Grid. The photos and documents are the ones the listing agents put on their MLS listings. We keep them after a listing closes or comes off the market, so you can still see them later.
A seller's disclosure reflects what that seller knew when the home was listed. It is a historical record, not a current inspection, and the MLS and the brokerages do not guarantee it. Photos show the home as it was on that date.
We show records under the MLS rules for registered consumers. If you own a home and want its records reviewed, or you see something that should not be here, call 866.STL.MLS1 and we will look at it.
Often, yes. When the listing agent attached a seller's disclosure to the MLS listing, and the listing is in the period we hold documents for (listings from 2007 to 2025), it is on file here. Search the address, open the listing, and look in the home history. You need a free account to open the document itself.
If the home was listed on MARIS MLS, the photos from those listings are usually on file, including earlier photos the listing agent later replaced. They appear in the home history on the listing page.
Listing records go back to 1989. Photos and documents are what MARIS MLS delivered to us, so coverage is strongest for recent years. Documents cover listings from 2007 to 2025.
It is free. MLS rules require a brokerage to verify a consumer and have them accept terms of use before showing records like expired listings, seller disclosures and some sold prices. The account is a condition of the data, not a sales step.
Not every seller completes one, not every agent attaches it to the MLS listing, and MARIS stopped delivering document files to us in November 2025. We only list documents we can actually open for you.
