Zillow Group Inc

Zillow’s Q4 earnings miss sparks a 52‑week low—while revenue climbs, legal costs and antitrust scrutiny bite profits, prompting analysts to slash price targets.

Why Zillow pulled its climate‑risk scores and what it means for buyers, agents and the real‑estate tech industry.

Zillow Group Inc. is facing antitrust allegations from the Federal Trade Commission and five US states, which claim the company engaged in an unlawful agreement with Redfin to suppress competition in the online rental housing advertising sector.

Zillow Group Inc.’s stock price has been volatile, with a 52-week high and low, due to the company’s struggles to find its footing in the uncertain US housing market.

Zillow Group Inc. is navigating a turbulent pricing environment, with its stock price fluctuating between $50.59 and $89.39 USD, and investors will be watching to see how the company adapts and drives long-term growth.

Zillow is facing a copyright infringement lawsuit from CoStar, adding to the company’s turbulent trading and significant stock price decline.

Real estate technology company Zillow is facing a copyright lawsuit from CoStar, which claims Zillow infringed on its intellectual property rights.

Zillow’s stock price has declined from its 52-week high, with valuation metrics such as price-to-earnings ratio and price-to-book ratio being closely watched by investors.

Zillow’s stock price has declined 16% from its peak, with valuation metrics indicating a significant drop in the company’s value.

Zillow Group Inc’s stock price has been volatile, but the company’s services remain in high demand, particularly for pet-friendly rentals, despite ongoing affordability pressures in the housing market.