A sign advertising a home for sale is seen in Orange County near Hillsborough, North Carolina, on Oct. 17, 2019. Real estate brokerage company Compass filed an antitrust lawsuit against Zillow ...

Under the new policy, Zillow rejects listings that are not entered into the MLS within 24 hours of public marketing, with ...

Zillow says a lawsuit filed by Compass is focused on protecting Compass, not consumers, and that Zillow is not required to ...

Zillow denied Compass’ claims of anticompetitive behavior and monopoly power regarding its policy requiring listings ...

In a "phased rollout," Zillow will then begin banning noncompliant home listings on June 30. This will start in certain large U.S. markets and expand nationally throughout the summer ...

Compass and Zillow, two of the biggest residential real-estate players in the country, have been fighting over private-listings networks. Now Compass has sued Zillow, accusing the company of ...

Zillow also attracts 64% of all traffic among users of listing apps, which is more than four times that of Realtor.com, its closest competitor.

The new standards Zillow is following say it won’t show those listings. Similar listings that were posted on the platform before these new standards will remain on the website.

Zillow will begin a “phased rollout” of its listing access standards policy, which bans publicly marketed listings not entered into the MLS, on May 28.

Among users of listings apps, Zillow commands 64% of all traffic, more than four times its closest competitor, Realtor.com. Not everyone is cheering.