how come 133 jay loop jamestown tn is showing on teh listing agent site as still for sale

It’s still showing because the public listing feeds are not always updated at the same moment across sites. For 133 Jay Loop in Jamestown, TN, I found current public pages showing it as active/for sale on major listing sites and on the listing brokerage site, so the most likely explanation is that the status has not been changed everywhere yet, or the property may still be technically active in the MLS feed.

What this usually means

• The home may still be marked active in the MLS or brokerage feed, even if another site shows a different status.
• Some sites cache listing data and can lag behind recent changes by hours or days.
• A property can also appear “for sale” if it has not been officially marked pending, under contract, or sold in the source feed.

For this property

• Realtor.com shows 133 Jay Loop as listed for sale at $289,900.

• Zillow also shows it as a 3 bed, 2 bath home listed at $289,900.

• The listing broker’s page shows the home as “For Sale” and notes it has been active for an extended period.

• Another brokerage page still presents it as a live listing under MLS #3045414.

Most likely explanation

The simplest read is that the listing is still active in the source systems, or the status update has not propagated consistently across websites yet. If you’re seeing a mismatch between “sold,” “pending,” and “for sale,” that usually points to feed lag or duplicate listing records rather than a brand- new sale.

Why it can be confusing

• One site may show the original list status.
• Another may show a newer agent update.
• A third may keep displaying the old page for SEO or historical indexing.

TL;DR

Right now, the public listing pages I found still show 133 Jay Loop as for sale, so the site is probably reflecting an active or not-yet-synced MLS status rather than a finalized off-market update.