It's been a rough few weeks for the real-estate giant. On October 18, the company announced that its instant-buying (iBuying) division, Zillow Offers, would cease buying up homes for the rest of ...

Homes line the street of a neighborhood in Brooklyn, N.Y., in March. Zillow announced it will stop buying and reselling homes, citing the volatility of the housing market.

But the overwhelming majority of homes in Zillow’s 110 million property database are off-market, which are more challenging to value because there’s usually less detailed information available ...

Zillow and Redfin are taking aim at listings for homes that have been publicly marketed prior to being entered into the MLS, taking steps to bar them from their respective platforms.