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Zillow

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Börsenwert 7,17 Mrd. $

31,88 USD

-0,55

1,7 %

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Profil: 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.

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Here's why Zillow Group, Better Home, and Opendoor stocks are rising today

Top real estate companies are rallying today. Zillow Group stock jumped 11%, while Better Home & Finance and Opendoor surged 33% and 17%, respectively.

Here's why Zillow Group, Better Home, and Opendoor stocks are rising today

24/7 Wall Street

Opendoor and Zillow Surge 7% as Long-Term Rates Retreat; Compass Climbs 6%

Falling long-term interest rates are lifting housing-linked stocks, and shares of the company that carries homes on its own balance sheet are moving the most. Opendoor Technologies (NASDAQ:OPEN) shares are up 7% to $2.14 in morning trading.

Opendoor and Zillow Surge 7% as Long-Term Rates Retreat; Compass Climbs 6%

Rental demand is up 20% as high lending costs stifle the for-sale market

With the typical monthly payment for a new homeowner climbing nearly twice as fast as rent, more shoppers are turning to rentals Rental demand is up 19.2% year over year nationwide, as measured by the Zillow Observed Renter Demand Index (ZORDI).1 The typical U.S. rent was $1,932 a month in September, up 2.7% from a year ago. The financial advantage of renting is growing, as the typical new home buyer's monthly payment2 is climbing nearly twice as fast as rent, up 5% from a year ago to $3,037.

Rental demand is up 20% as high lending costs stifle the for-sale market

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Zillow Costs Less Than $28 a Share. Here's Why I'd Still Not Buy One.

Zillow's stock has fallen about 60% in 2026. On the positive side, Zillow's revenue grew 18% year over year in the second quarter.

Zillow Costs Less Than $28 a Share. Here's Why I'd Still Not Buy One.

Zillow Group to Announce Third-Quarter 2026 Results Nov. 4

Conference call to be webcast live at 2 p.m. PT / 5 p.m.

Zillow Group to Announce Third-Quarter 2026 Results Nov. 4

Zillow's September Market Report shows an early winter in the housing market as newly pending sales fall 8.5%

The rental market continues to show strength, with the biggest annual rent gain since April 2025 In September, existing home sales fell 2.5% from last year according to Zillow's nowcast. Newly pending sales, a forward-looking indicator of future closed sales, fell by 8.5% as mortgage rates reached their highest level since November 2023.

Zillow's September Market Report shows an early winter in the housing market as newly pending sales fall 8.5%

New homes now cost less than existing ones in one-third of major markets

Sun Belt markets where building has boomed account for most of the markets where new construction offers the best value per square foot Newly built homes sell for a median of $205 per square foot nationally, below the $212 median for existing homes, a new Zillow analysis finds. Many of the markets with the biggest discounts for new homes — as much as 19% less — are high-supply Sun Belt markets where builders have been most active, including Austin, Raleigh and Tampa.

New homes now cost less than existing ones in one-third of major markets

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%

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