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Zillow-C Newsroom
Construction Spending Hits Record High Level in October
U.S. Construction Spending Grew in October
Housing, Manufacturing Reset Needed for Soft Landing -- Market Talk
October US Construction Spending Rises Faster Than Expected, Residential Building Advances
Top 3 Real Estate Stocks That May Plunge This Quarter
This Old House? Home Buyers' Best Deals Are on Builders' Lots -- Heard on the Street -- WSJ
Is Zillow Group (Z) the Best New Pick in Brad Gerstner's Portfolio?
Unusual Options Activity: MU, OLLI and Others Attract Market Bets, MU V/OI Ratio Reaches 140.0
EST Nov 27th Morning Delivery - In the last two hours of trading, 10 options with a high V/OI ratio were detected. With the market volatile, it's crucial to stay informed on the latest options trends.
Zillow Group Is Maintained at Buy by Craig-Hallum
Zillow Group Price Target Raised to $95.00/Share From $70.00 by Craig-Hallum
U.S. Pending Home Sales Keep Rising Amid Improving Economy -- NAR
Wedbush Maintains Zillow-C(Z.US) With Buy Rating, Raises Target Price to $100
House Price Gains Are Slowing. Where Listings Are Up the Most. -- Barrons.com
The USA's S&P Case-Shiller 20-City Home Price Index rose 4.6% year-on-year in September, lower than expected.
S&P Global has released the latest S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller housing price indices, showing that in September 2024, housing prices in 20 usa cities increased by 4.6% year-on-year, marking the lowest growth in a year, falling short of the market forecast of 4.8%, while August was at 5.2%. Compared to the previous month, the housing price index decreased by 0.3%, the same decline as in August.
Dow Extends Record Closing Run, Treasury Yields Plunge
House Price Gains Are Set to Slow. Where Listings Are Up the Most. -- Barrons.com
Existing Home Sales Expected to Edge Higher in 2025, Zillow Says
US New-Home Sales Expected to Slow in October After September Jump
Consumer Confidence, New Home Sales Highlight Tuesday's Economic Calendar
DOJ Antitrust Division Flags Concerns Over Realtor Group's Settlement