Welcome to our dedicated page for Zillow Group news (Ticker: ZG), a resource for investors and traders seeking the latest updates and insights on Zillow Group stock.
Zillow Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: Z, ZG) generates a steady flow of real estate news and housing research tied to its role as an Internet-based real estate company. Its releases highlight how buyers, sellers and renters use Zillow’s platforms, and how affordability, mortgage rates and inventory shape housing decisions across major U.S. metropolitan areas.
Recent company news has covered topics such as forecasts of where typical mortgage payments are expected to be affordable, rankings of the "hottest" housing markets based on competition and home value trends, and monthly market reports that summarize shifts in listings, price cuts and buyer leverage. Zillow Group also publishes analyses of specific events, such as the impact of wildfires on housing value, inventory and rents in affected areas.
Beyond market conditions, Zillow Group’s news stream includes insights from its Consumer Housing Trends Report, which describes how buyers and sellers choose real estate agents and how online research shapes those relationships. The annual Zillow Zeitgeist report examines how people search for homes on Zillow, surfacing popular features, amenities and lifestyle preferences.
Investors and real estate professionals following ZG news can use this page to read company-authored perspectives on affordability, mortgage shopping behavior, rental and for-sale market dynamics, and the performance of different regions and city types. Because these updates draw on Zillow’s own data and tools, they offer a window into both consumer behavior on the platform and broader housing market patterns.
Zillow (Z) research found 53% of U.S. homes lost value year-over-year as of October 2025, the highest share since April 2012. The national average drawdown from peak is 9.7%, while the median home value has risen 67% since last sale (median ownership ~8.6 years). Only 4.1% of homes are valued below their last sale price and 3.4% of new listings arrive priced under last-sale value. Metro variation is large: Denver, Austin and Dallas show very high shares of homes down, while Providence, Buffalo and Milwaukee show low shares.
This reflects broad regional dispersion: nationwide normalization in values rather than a repeat of Great Recession declines.
Zillow (NYSE: Z) and Thumbtack analysis (Nov. 13, 2025) finds the hidden costs of homeownership average $15,979 per year nationwide — about $1,325 per month above mortgage payments. Costs split as $10,946 maintenance, $3,030 property tax, and $2,003 insurance. Hidden costs rose 4.7% year-over-year while household incomes rose 3.8%. Insurance premiums climbed 48% since Feb 2020, with metro spikes like $4,607 average in Miami (up 72%). Coastal metros show the highest totals (New York $24,381; San Francisco $22,781).
Anywhere Real Estate (NYSE:Z) survey of agents, fielded in late October 2025, found 53% would leave or might consider leaving if Compass acquires Anywhere, including 18% saying they "definitely will" leave within a year.
Survey highlights: 70% said selling on a private listing network is not in a seller's best interest; 23% expect the acquisition would negatively affect their business; and 98% said private listing networks could cause at least one negative market effect (reduced access for lower-income buyers, reinforced segregation, potential fair housing concerns, and competitive disadvantages for smaller brokerages).
Agent market sentiment cooled through 2025: short‑term optimism on transactions fell from 54% in Q1 to 37% in Q3, while 51% expect prices to rise over the next year.
Zillow Group (NASDAQ: Z) reported Q3 2025 revenue of $676 million, up 16% YoY, with GAAP net income of $10 million (1% margin) and Adjusted EBITDA $165 million (24% margin).
Key segment moves: For Sale revenue $488M (+10%), Residential $435M (+7%), Mortgages $53M (+36%) with purchase origination volume up 57% to $1.3B, and Rentals $174M (+41%). Cash and investments totaled $1.4B. Traffic averaged 250M monthly unique users (up 7%).
Zillow (NYSE: Z) launched Messaging on Oct. 28, 2025, a feature that lets buyers and co‑shoppers chat, share listings and keep conversations organized inside the Zillow app.
The Fall Launch also introduced Virtual Staging for Showcase listings, Zillow Home Loans verified pre‑approval, a closing dashboard built with Spruce, and Rentals AI Assist powered by EliseAI. Messaging and the listed tools are available now.
Zillow said these updates aim to reduce app‑hopping, speed the buyer journey from browsing to closing, and centralize search, financing and closing tools within one app.
Z (Zillow) published a list of 13 “boo-tiful” towns for Halloween lovers on Oct 23, 2025, pairing local culture with housing data. Each town entry includes a typical home value and typical monthly rent where available.
Highlights include Salem $607,354, Sleepy Hollow $975,045, New Orleans $238,620, and Independence, KS $110,198. The list mixes historic tourist cities and small towns known for festivals, walkability, or year-round spooky programming.
Zillow (NYSE:ZG) reports that lower mortgage rates and a stock market uptick helped sustain unusually strong fall housing activity on Oct. 20, 2025.
Key data: new listings rose 3% year-over-year in September after a 3% decline in August; total inventory is 14% higher than a year ago; pending sales fell 5.4% month-to-month (a smaller-than-typical September drop); buyer's markets rose from 6 to 15 of the 50 largest metros. National ZHVI is $364,891 (0.0% YoY) and 26.2% of listings show price cuts.
Zillow (ZG) reports rental affordability at a four-year high: a typical rental now requires 28.4% of median household income, down from 28.8% a year ago and below the 30% burden threshold. National observed rent (ZORI) is $1,979 with 2.3% YoY growth; multifamily rent growth eased to 1.7% YoY and single-family rent growth hit a record-low 3.2% YoY.
Landlord concessions reached a record September high of 37.3% of listings. Several Sun Belt and Mountain West metros posted falling apartment rents, led by Austin (-3.3% ZORI) and Denver (-2.1% ZORI). Builders finished more multifamily units in 2024 than any year in a half-century.
Zillow (NASDAQ:ZG) published an analysis (Oct 16, 2025) identifying U.S. metros where rentals under $1,000 remain common and where renting rooms is most affordable. Key findings:
- Wichita leads with 54% of apartment listings under $1,000; McAllen at just over 50%.
- Median room rent is ≤ $1,000 in 86 of the 100 largest U.S. metros.
- Typical apartment rent is up 37% since 2019 while mortgage costs are more than double 2019 levels.
Zillow (NYSE:ZG) introduced Zillow Pro, a unified, AI‑powered suite that combines Follow Up Boss, My Agent and Premium Agent Profiles to help agents capture opportunities and close more transactions.
Zillow Pro adds persistent agent branding across Zillow, real‑time consumer insights inside Follow Up Boss, AI‑powered follow‑up alerts, and an expanded My Agent relationship that covers an agent's full sphere. Initial market launches begin in early 2026 with nationwide availability targeted for mid‑2026. Zillow Preferred partner agents will receive Zillow Pro access at no additional cost through 2026.
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