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Zillow Class A/$ZG

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About Zillow Class A

Founded in 2006, Zillow Group is a leading online real estate marketplace connecting consumers, agents, property managers, and lenders across the residential housing lifecycle. The company is composed of three core segments: residential, which monetizes home-buyer and seller traffic through a mix of upfront advertising and success-based referral fees tied to agent commissions; rentals, which serves property managers and landlords through multifamily and single-family listing syndication; and mortgages, operated through Zillow Home Loans, which originates purchase financing for consumers sourced from its platform. The company generated approximately $2.58 billion in revenue for the full year of 2025.
Ticker
$ZG
Primary listing
NASDAQ
Employees
6,871

Zillow Class A Metrics

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$6.7B
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-$0.49
1.88
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What the Analysts think about Zillow Class A

Analyst ratings (Buy, Hold, Sell) for Zillow Class A stock.
Analyst projections of the future price of Zillow Class A stock.

Bulls say / Bears say

Rentals is becoming a meaningful second growth engine: Q3 revenue rose 26% to $220 million, with multifamily revenue up 35%, and rentals now provides 30% of group revenue. That growing mix should make Zillow less dependent on home sales. (Zillow Group, Zillow Front Porch)
Zillow Preferred is gaining traction: two-thirds of Q3 buyer connections went to Preferred agents, and each connection generates 35% more revenue than the old advertising model. Completing the transition by the first half of 2027 could lift monetisation per lead, though execution remains important. (StockAnalysis)
The business remained profitable on an adjusted basis despite a weak housing market: Q3 revenue grew 7% and adjusted EBITDA rose to $182 million, with a 25% margin. Zillow also attracted 77% of average monthly unique visitors in the real estate category, supporting its ability to connect consumers with paid services. (Zillow Group)
The housing downturn is weighing on the near-term outlook: Zillow expects Q4 revenue to be roughly flat year on year and industry purchase-mortgage originations to fall 10%–15%. It also forecasts Q4 residential revenue to decline 9%–15%. (Zillow Group)
Growth and engagement have weakened: Q3 revenue rose only 7%, ending a 10-quarter run of double-digit growth, while visits fell 5% and monthly unique users fell 3% year on year. The quarter’s $724 million revenue also came in below analysts’ expectations. (Real Estate News, Zillow Group)
Legal and regulatory exposure could add costs and constrain Zillow’s model. The company agreed to a $212.5 million cash settlement of the Zillow Offers investor case, subject to court approval, while a separate agent antitrust suit over its Preferred programme has been allowed to proceed. (SEC, HousingWire)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 5 Nov 2026.

Zillow Class A Financial Performance

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Q3 24
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Zillow Class A Earnings Performance

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Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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