CoStar sells subscriptions to large corporate occupiers including law firms, financial institutions, and retail chains. This vote decides only whether 1MLX will allow occupier participation at all — it does not set terms, pricing, or access scope.

A YES vote opens enrollment to corporate occupier participation. If passed, the Founding Members will determine access scope, data permissions, and pricing by subsequent vote. Any revenue generated from occupier subscriptions flows 100% to the founding firms quarterly — 1MLXops receives no share of non-subscription income.

Requires supermajority — 5 of 6 firms — to pass. This is a new revenue stream activation decision under the Founding Members governance rules.

This vote determines whether 1MLX will accept advertising from non-competitive service providers such as title companies, lenders, construction firms, and technology vendors. All advertising would be clearly labeled, non-intrusive, and subject to content guidelines set by the Founding Members.

1MLXops receives subscription revenue only. Any advertising revenue approved under this vote would be apportioned equally among the six founding firms on a quarterly basis. A subsequent vote would establish advertising guidelines, prohibited categories, and pricing.