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Market cap $6.39B

28.43 USD

+0.29

1.03%

At close Updated Sep 25, 4:00 PM EDT

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-56.87%

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About: Zillow Group Inc is a real estate technology company offering a digital platform that connects real estate customers with sellers, agents, loan officers, and other real estate-related professionals. With its tools and resources, Zillow helps real estate professionals grow their businesses, and for renters and housing providers, it offers a marketplace along with a set of end-to-end products and services to streamline applications, leases, payments, and more. The group operates various brands such as Zillow, Zillow Home Loans, Zillow Rentals, Zillow New Construction, Trulia, StreetEasy, Out East, HotPads, Follow Up Boss, ShowingTime, dotloop, and Zillow Closing. Its ecosystem spans the entire home journey from shopping to renting, buying, selling, and financing real estate.

Employees: 7,232

Communication Services Internet Content & Information

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Inside The War Between Real Estate's Compass and Zillow

The battle between real estate listing giants Compass and Zillow heated up on two fronts recently.

Inside The War Between Real Estate's Compass and Zillow

A 20% spike in high-intent home shoppers signals pent-up demand

Nearly 5 engaged home shoppers are competing for every listing, but affordability headwinds are weighing on sales Engaged home shoppers — Zillow users who save or share a for-sale listing — were up 21% year over year this past spring, at 4.8 shoppers per listing nationally. Buffalo, Providence and Hartford had the most engaged shoppers per listing; Houston, Miami and San Antonio had the fewest.

A 20% spike in high-intent home shoppers signals pent-up demand

24/7 Wall Street

Opendoor Slides 5% as Housing Names Fall Together; Zillow and Offerpad Drop 3%

Housing-linked stocks are moving lower together in Wednesday morning trading, with the iBuyers taking the sharpest hits and the homebuilder fund pulling back in step.

Opendoor Slides 5% as Housing Names Fall Together; Zillow and Offerpad Drop 3%

AI meets real estate: Zillow engineering SVP Toby Roberts on the future of buying and selling homes

Zillow Senior Vice President of Engineering Toby Roberts joins the GeekWire Podcast to discuss what AI is changing about buying and selling homes, from AI agents working alongside real estate agents to the company's integration with ChatGPT.

AI meets real estate: Zillow engineering SVP Toby Roberts on the future of buying and selling homes

Zacks Investment Research

Zillow Stock Near 52-Week Lows: Is It Time to Buy the Dip?

Zillow Group shares have fallen sharply toward 52-week lows, potentially putting the online real estate giant back on investors' radars.

Zillow Stock Near 52-Week Lows: Is It Time to Buy the Dip?

The renter's advantage: $12,792 a year in savings and $322 more if invested

In all 50 major U.S. metros, typical rent is less than the typical monthly cost of homeownership, giving renters a financial cushion According to the Zillow Observed Rent Index, the typical U.S. rent is $1,948 a month. The typical new home buyer's monthly payment is $3,014, a difference of $1,066 a month or $12,792 a year.

The renter's advantage: $12,792 a year in savings and $322 more if invested

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Rate Hike Jitters Rattle iBuyer Stocks: Opendoor Falls 4%, Zillow Slides 2% but Offerpad Holds Steady

Opendoor Technologies (NASDAQ:OPEN) stock is falling 4% to $2.68 in Tuesday morning trading as rising Treasury yields and expectations for tighter monetary policy weigh on housing-related shares. Offerpad Solutions (NYSE:OPAD) stock is essentially unchanged at $3.

Rate Hike Jitters Rattle iBuyer Stocks: Opendoor Falls 4%, Zillow Slides 2% but Offerpad Holds Steady

The new home construction boom is running out of steam

With permitting at a post-pandemic low, the housing shortage at the root of today's affordability crisis could deepen Residential building permits fell 1.7% in the year ending July 2026 and are now running a record 19.4% below the pre-pandemic trend line. Detached single-family home completions dropped 2.5% in 2025 to about 817,000, the third consecutive annual decline and the lowest total since 2020.

The new home construction boom is running out of steam

Zillow: The Market Is Underestimating Its Moat

Zillow is shifting to an integrated transaction platform, driving higher revenue per connection and improved monetization despite a challenging housing market. While this is dragging on revenue recognition at the moment, and there remains uncertainty about profits, I would argue the model is working. Looking past the weak housing market and concerns regarding jostling between competitors, Zillow's valuation appears far too low given the quality of the company.

Zillow: The Market Is Underestimating Its Moat

Zillow's August Market Report shows elevated rates dampen home sales

Zillow expects continued softness in the for-sale market, with newly pending sales and inventory growth both decelerating as affordability challenges push demand toward rentals Home sales fell 0.6% year over year in August, a deceleration from July's 6% annual gain, according to Zillow's August Market Report. Newly pending listings, a leading indicator of future closings, fell 2.6% year over year in August, extending a rapid deceleration from June's 7.5% annual gain — even as the number of homes for sale continues to climb.

Zillow's August Market Report shows elevated rates dampen home sales

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