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AI is changing the way we think about housing, so how do we make sure we’re using it responsibly? Zillow’s Senior Director of AI & Engineering, Ondrej Linda, is joining NAR’s Fair Housing Month livestream to talk about how technology can help build a more equitable housing future. Tune in Thursday, April 10 at 1PM ET: https://zlw.re/3G1Oi5M #FairHousing #ZillowTech #FutureOfHousing

Spring is here, and so are the 5 top major metro areas for buying — and selling — a home! 💐 For buyers, these markets offer plenty of discounts and lots of options. In the areas that strongly favor sellers, expect bidding wars and speedy sales. ⌛ Discover the details for each market here: https://zlw.re/4j2T0Ph #RealEstate #Zillow #Housing

Screen appeal is the new curb appeal, and House Beautiful magazine is on board! ✨ When buying a home, the journey often starts with browsing listings online. That's why it's essential to highlight the right features so that a property stands out from the very start! Zillow Showcase — an immersive AI-powered listing experience featuring 3D home tours and interactive floor plans — empowers sellers and agents to do just that, typically leading to faster sales and higher prices! 🏠 Looking to enhance your online listing? 👀 Explore seven selling strategies in the full article featuring Zillow Home Trends Expert Amanda Pendleton: https://zlw.re/4lngErg Plus, learn more about Zillow Showcase here: https://zlw.re/4cyzbNq

What steps can candidates take to optimize their résumé for AI screening tools? 📝 Our recruiter, Taylor, shares valuable tips. Check out her insights below! ⬇️ Have a question for our recruitment team? Drop us a message or leave a comment. Ready to explore career opportunities at Zillow? Visit zillow.com/careers to get started! ✨ #ZGLife #Hiring #CareerGrowth #Zillow

We’re honored to be named one of the 2025 Fortune 100 Best Companies to Work For! And proud to be recognized not just for what we’re building, but how we’re building it, which includes harnessing the power of AI to promote fairness and fight bias in real estate.

Here's what you need to know about the real estate market right now! 💲 The income needed to afford a home is about $92,000 📈 Inventory is on the rise 🔥 Major job centers are seeing more competition among buyers Want more? Senior Economist Orphe Divounguy recently joined The Wall Street Journal's Your Money Briefing podcast to share his insights and expertise.. Don't miss out — tune in to the full episode: https://zlw.re/3XMY2XA

I'm honored and humbled to announce I've been recognized as one of HousingWire's Rising Star honorees for 2025! This award recognizes a select group of individuals, all under 40 years old, who are driving innovation, transforming their organization, and shaping the future of real estate, mortgage, and fintech. Thank you to all my mentors, managers, and colleagues that have enabled me to craft a skillset that is valued by Zillow and the broader industry at large. https://lnkd.in/gmDTV5ZK

Reflecting on our recent experience at #SXSW, here are four takeaways about housing, technology, and the future of work — all essential elements of Zillow's mission. 🚀 1. AI is personalizing the real estate experience 2. Affordability is a growing crisis, but technology is a powerful equalizer 3. Companies that embrace tech-driven workplace models are innovating faster 4. Climate change is reshaping how we think about real estate Get the full details here: https://zlw.re/41ZiHu5

🏠 REVEALED: This Fair Housing Month, Let's Talk About The Real Cost Of "Digital Redlining" As we kick off Fair Housing Month, I want to highlight both the progress and persistent challenges in housing equity. Despite redlining being outlawed decades ago, its legacy lives on. Neighborhoods "redlined" as hazardous for mortgage lending 80 years ago still have lower home values today than areas rated more highly. But there's good news: Black-owned homes saw the most appreciation during the pandemic, and the Hispanic home value gap is now the smallest on record! 🚨 Alarming trend alert: "Digital redlining" is emerging through off-MLS listings. When homes are sold through private networks rather than the MLS, potential buyers without the right connections are systematically excluded. This lack of transparency makes it easier to discriminate, potentially keeping certain buyers out of certain neighborhoods. Check out the Axios story: https://lnkd.in/gQzyWb_i Research confirms that pocket listings are one important way that some real estate agents may still be contributing to racial segregation in the housing market, even without explicit prejudice. Since real estate agents' professional networks are often racially homogeneous, these hidden listings disproportionately exclude buyers of color when shared only within these networks. Read more From University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill professor Elizabeth Korver-Glenn research: https://lnkd.in/g2F9hkZG Zillow research also found sellers in communities of color lose nearly $10,000 when homes aren't listed on the MLS — compared to just $3,700 in majority-white neighborhoods. Yet sellers of color are recommended this option at THREE TIMES the rate of white sellers. Read the full story: https://lnkd.in/gk_5q4N4 https://lnkd.in/gf_W-ByD For most American families, homeownership remains our largest asset and key generator of intergenerational wealth. But we can't ignore that homeownership rates still lag significantly for Black and Hispanic families. What can YOU do? If selling, insist on listing your home on the MLS. If buying, work with professionals committed to fair housing principles. Let's make #housing equity a focus year-round, not just in April. Check out the latest Zillow research on fair housing: https://lnkd.in/gXv6mH_5 #fairhousing