The company's revenue jumped a whopping 88% year-over-year during the final 3 months of 2019. Here's some key stats worth paying attention to
The mid-Atlantic group fines brokers $5K for marketing listings without putting them in the MLS. But days after those fines went into effect, everyone appears to be complying
The Zillow co-founder beat out executives at the nation's biggest brokerages and holding companies, including HomeServices of America, whose chairman held the top spot in 2019
This year, Inman honors a much-needed figure in an industry still struggling with issues such as discrimination
As of Tuesday, Redfin Direct is now available in Los Angeles, San Diego, Sacramento, Santa Barbara, the Inland Empire and most of Redfin's other California markets
A 3-year 'Newsday' investigation into housing discrimination has elicited strong reactions from the real estate industry
In a new letter, the discounter argues that new off-market listing bans from Bright MLS and the National Association of Realtors will negatively impact its ability to do business
In a 729-70 vote, the trade group’s 800-member board on Monday voted to approve the Clear Cooperation Policy
How did Zillow, eXp Realty, Realogy and homebuyers themselves fare during third-quarter earnings this week?
The owner of both Move and 'The Wall Street Journal' brought in $2.34B in revenue during the final months of the summer
The latest earnings report comes as the tech-oriented brokerage steadily expands programs such as RedfinNow and Redfin Direct, which could upend how consumers engage with real estate
In a new blog post, Glenn Kelman argues that exclusive listings lead to discrimination and urged real estate professionals to take a stand by supporting a proposed ban
The online real estate giant revealed Tuesday that homeowners only get on average 0.22 percent more selling on the open market than they do through Zillow Offers
The discount brokerage argued in a letter that Bright MLS's new policy banning pocket listings will 'act as a restraint of trade'
One CEO said NAR's policy 'levels the playing field,' but others expressed skepticism at a one-size-fits-all solution