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The last major market that didn't allow for coming-soon listings will change course starting this Friday, as real estate adjusts to the "coming-soon" era.
Kenneth Brantley alleges Zillow discriminated against him by age, race and gender, then fired him after he took FMLA leave.
Insufficient credit history has overtaken debt-to-income ratio as the leading reason mortgage applicants get denied, according to a Zillow analysis of federal data.
Zillow and Redfin reached a resolution with the FTC just before their antitrust case was set to go to trial. The rental listings syndication partnership continues, but Zillow and the FTC give different accounts of what the order changes.
Housing-intent data, holiday timing and search trends all suggest Pinterest deserves a real spot in your marketing strategy — and Zillow's new partnership with the platform is the clearest signal yet.
A proposed class action lawsuit filed this week in Manhattan accuses Compass of monopolizing the New York City rental market.
Plaintiffs' attorneys filed a third amended complaint in the lawsuit alleging Zillow required agents in its Zillow Flex program to steer clients to use Zillow Home Loans.
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New data from the Mortgage Bankers Association, Redfin and Zillow all suggest the housing market may have crescendoed in July.
Zillow's overall and by-segment revenues are all up; however, a wobbly market has the portal shoring itself up for the future.
"If the dominant portal had to actually compete to get better listings, compete on price, compete on features, compete on value, they would have to completely change their business model or fail," Reffkin said.